The right to be 'furious'

The debate about government surveillance programs and striking the right balance between protecting personal privacy and providing national security is a healthy one.
It's important that policy makers worldwide get it right so that people can continue to enjoy the benefits of technology and communications with confidence.
Finally, in our view, any disclosures regarding classified information should come from the government, which is in the best position to determine what can be lawfully disclosed that would not harm national security. Since every country has secrets. Ask Israel [God’s own chosen people]
I believe clear legal frameworks with accountability and oversight are required to strike the right balance between protecting individual privacy and civil liberties, and protecting the national and personal security, a balance we all desire - Just as AD takes the responsibility to protect our information and privacy very seriously.
Imagine that you’ve carefully planned a strategic release date for your baby book, and then find out to your surprise that that date is leaked prematurely, you would have the right to be 'furious' because many things are at stake including your bottom line.

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