Summary:
The book chronicles the events leading up to and following Edward Snowden's disclosure of classified NSA documents, revealing extensive global surveillance programs. It delves into Snowden's motivations, the journalistic efforts to publish the leaks, and the international repercussions of his actions.
Key points:
1. Surveillance vs Privacy: The book discusses NSA's mass surveillance and its impact on privacy rights.
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