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THE LEGAL LIMITS OF GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PRIVACY PROTECTIONS UNDER THE GDPR AND THE USA PATRIOT ACT
State surveillance has become a source of legal and ethical controversy in the digital age, with governments trying to find the right balance between national security and personal privacy rights. This article conducts a comparative study between the European Union (EU) and the United States (US) re
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