The Dark Side of Surveillance Technology

This chapter explores the alarming capabilities of surveillance technology, particularly focusing on the NSO Group's Pegasus malware and its implications for privacy. It examines the exploitation of mobile device vulnerabilities and the evolving legal landscape of law enforcement access to personal records. Additionally, the chapter critiques the culture of unaccountability in government surveillance practices following the Patriot Act, revealing how fears post-9/11 have led to extensive invasions of individual freedoms.