Who Is Spying on Your Online Privacy.

Summary

In 2013, the "Prism Gate" incident, sparked by Edward Snowden, revealed extensive U.S. government surveillance of its citizens and others globally, shocking the world. Snowden, an NSA contractor, disclosed that the NSA monitored emails, calls, and data from major tech companies without targeting specific individuals, leading to public outrage and a loss of trust in the U.S. government. The incident was perceived as a major scandal, tarnishing the U.S.'s image and igniting debates on privacy rights. While Snowden faced accusations of treason, he gained international support, viewed as a whistleblower advocating for civil liberties and transparency. The incident brought attention to hackers, challenging stereotypes and highlighting their roles in cybersecurity.

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