"Final Shutdown" by Fred Kruse is a nonfiction book that explores the threats posed to our privacy by the growing use of surveillance technology. The author uses his personal experiences as whistleblower to highlight the dangers of government surveillance.
Kruse argues that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has been using advanced listening and data harvesting techniques to spy on us without our knowledge. He outlines how the NSA engages in targeted monitoring, intercepting calls, and mining citizens' personal data. This reveals how vulnerable we are to manipulation and state surveillance, leading many to call for radical reform.
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