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May 2nd, 2014
08:48 PM ET
Morgan Spurlock: "Cyber-spying paranoia is justified"
Every day millions of people log onto their computers and expose themselves to cyber spies. But there are some things you can do to avoid it though.
In an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, "Inside Man" Morgan Spurlock shows us how to avoid the traps.
• How easy is it to track someone online? @MorganSpurlock uncovers the truth on #InsideMan this Sunday on @CNN. https://t.co/gOcU7uLlZN
— Inside Man (@InsideManCNN) May 2, 2014
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Hard to believe there have been no responses. . . Erin.
People either don't care about this, or they're being distracted with other news. I think there has to be WAY more awareness of this as it is DEFINITELY a breach of the fourth amendment, AND a double standard (These companies want us to be transparent and want to know everything about US, but they don't want to be the same way. Either back off and let us have our privacy, or be transparent.)