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             resses, search for his neighbors, and through them find their enemies. A little statistic I found was that in the early 90's, New York State made $17 million each year from the information trade; Wisconsin made $8 million (Rosen 2).
             Although the word "privacy" never appears in the United States Constitution, surveys conducted over the past two decades suggest that most Americans believe that privacy is just as important as any right granted in the Constitution. Celebrities have long complained about having no privacy and now it is a problem for everyone. Since the beginning of the year, threats to the personal sphere have been expanding, leading some to call privacy "the civil rights issue of the 21st century." Whether we like it or not someone almost everywhere is watching us. One possible explanation for this increase in privacy concerns is the technologica
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