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Worrying about the Public-Private Surveillance Partnership: A response

Posted on August 2, 2013 by lawrence serewicz

The following is a response to Bruce Schneier’s article The Public-Private Surveillance Partnership. In the article, he argues that the primary business model of the internet is mass surveillance. A public-private partnership makes it happen and to defend it. I … Continue reading →

Posted in Government, privacy | Tagged Bruce Schneier, Digital identity, facebook, jurgen habermas, Private sphere, private surveillance, Public-Private Surveillance Partnership, state, State of nature, Totalitarianism, United States | 1 Comment

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