The government wants access to your encrypted messages — we must act now to defend our right to privacy ...Middle East

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In the recent two decades, the rise of Big Tech has placed Americans under nearly constant surveillance. This is the elephant in every room of our lives. Our phones, computers, Alexa, the Web and everything we do online, everywhere we go, is all being tracked. Our relationships, our purchases, our finances, our health issues, our politics, our religious beliefs, our diets — you name it. This data is monetized by commercial interests, stolen by hackers, and often shared with governments. America's founders declared independence from Britain in 1776 in part to stop unwelcomed authorities from intruding into their private lives. While our privacy has been significantly eroded in today’s b

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