The code war

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As the Internet and other communications systems reach further into everyday lives, national security, law enforcement and individual privacy have become perilously intertwined. Governments want to restrict the free flow of information; software producers are seeking ways to ensure consumers are not bugged from the very moment of purchase.

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Banisar, D., & Davies, S. (1998). The code war. Index on Censorship, 27(1), 162–169. https://doi.org/10.1080/03064229808536306

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