Summary:
The book delves into the revelations and consequences of Edward Snowden's disclosure of classified NSA documents, exposing the extent of government surveillance on American citizens and global communications. It also provides an in-depth look at Snowden's motivations, the journalistic challenges faced by the author, and the broader implications for privacy and national security.
Key points:
1. Surveillance State: The book discusses the vast data collection by the US government, including ordinary citizens, and its impact on privacy and civil liberties.
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