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"Surveillance Self-Defense (SSD) exists to answer two main questions: What can the government legally do to spy on your computer data and communications? And what can you legally do to protect yourself against such spying?"
I'm not particularly paranoid (in practice*, anyway) about this personally, but I do plan to check this out.
*It's not that I can't see any problems with the government's reduced restrictions on information gathering, it's mostly just that I don't assign a high probability to it causing me personally any problems. YMMV and I recommend checking this information out regardless.
"Surveillance Self-Defense (SSD) exists to answer two main questions: What can the government legally do to spy on your computer data and communications? And what can you legally do to protect yourself against such spying?"
I'm not particularly paranoid (in practice*, anyway) about this personally, but I do plan to check this out.
*It's not that I can't see any problems with the government's reduced restrictions on information gathering, it's mostly just that I don't assign a high probability to it causing me personally any problems. YMMV and I recommend checking this information out regardless.