A review by abisko
No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State by Glenn Greenwald

4.0

Maybe the most important story of recent times. Simply and succinctly, any thoughts of any electronic privacy that you might assume that you have in terms of internet traffic, social media, electronic banking, or anything else you do with almost any electronis device that you use, forget about it. It can, and probably has been at some point monitored and checked for any type of deviance from the so called norm. Scary beyond belief, and utterly shocking that the uproar around this massive loss of privacy and freedom has been so incredibly muted. There will come a time when we will look back and truly wonder how we could of allowed this insanity to overtake us. Apathy is the only answer, and we WILL be sorry!! 5 star story, 4 star book.