From: The Snowden Revelations: Inside the NSA's Global Spy Network

Do you act differently when you know someone is watching you?

Being watched changes how we behave, make choices, and express ourselves. Understanding this helps us realize why privacy is not just about having secrets, but about being free.

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Spend a day noticing if you search for things differently when using a private browser versus a normal one.

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The United States government spied on the personal phone calls of its foreign allies.

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Spy agencies bypassed internet security by tapping directly into undersea fiber-optic cables.

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The National Security Agency secretly collected the phone records of millions of ordinary citizens.

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