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Often carried out by government officials or corporate employees [i.e., merchants, advertisers, media, news industry, law enforcement, home alarm monitoring services, landlords, etc.], Americans’ privacy has been under unwavering arbitrary probes and intrusions. Likewise, hackers, creepy stalkers, friends, and even family members have crossed the line into privacy invasion. For what it’s worth, Hotspot Shield [a VPN service provider] imparts some helpful tips about protecting you and your lawful activities online. Lock your computer down. Click here to explore some sneaky practices around phishing.
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