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Stephen Joseph Williams

 
9781332275984: Privacy, Technology, and the American Citizen (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore how privacy survives in a world of fast computers, widespread data collection, and evolving laws.

This clear, accessible guide looks at what privacy means in modern society and why technology makes it harder to protect. It outlines how information is collected, stored, and shared, and why a strong framework is needed to judge databanks. The book balances legal ideas with practical questions about how data systems affect individuals, organizations, and democracy.

What you’ll experience
- A practical overview of privacy definitions, rights, and the challenges of new tech.
- A framework for evaluating data banks, including goals, data quality, access, and social impact.
- Plain discussion of how surveillance, civil liberties, and regulatory ideas intersect.
- Clear examples of how information moves through organizations and the risks of misused data.

Ideal for readers of policy, technology, and civil liberties who want a grounded, readable look at privacy in the information age.

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