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It’s a problem because almost everyone relies on the internet and almost everyone’s PERSONAL and PRIVATE information is on the internet. Giving the government access to that information whether or not it’s incriminating is giving the government almost full access to our lives. It would sound very vague and dramatic of me to say that with the information they can acquire from our internet usage, they could very well use us and it against us. 
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