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This book by William Turner discusses the eavesdropping techniques used by criminals and law enforcement, the legality of these actions and how to defend against them. Under utilitarianism, only wiretapping and bugging by law enforcement with court approval is allowed, because although some innocent people’s privacy will be invaded, potentially life-threatening criminal activity is exposed before there are consequences (with a court verifying the surveillance is necessary for security).
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Big Points
- Title: How to Avoid Electronic Eavesdropping and Privacy Invasion
- Author: William Turner
- Year: 1972
- Publisher: Paladin Press
- Lilly Library Call Number: LMC 1542
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Alex Arvin
Informatics major with Human-Centered Computing minor who likes learning about various technology topics, including programming, networking, cybersecurity, and UI/UX design. Enjoys making a difference by helping people solve various technical problems.
