It emphasizes compliance, exposures and risk, mitigation, and the fourth amendment of the United States Constitution, which is to protect citizens against unlawful search and seizure.

In recent years (especially post-9/11), a lot of Americans have grown concerned for their Data Privacy safety because in numerous cases, the Edward Snowden leak being a prime example, the US government has been found illegally obtaining confidential information, and PII, without proper oversight or warrants.

I urge anyone and everyone who stumbles upon this website to click on this huge hyperlink to read the paper.

Part of the assignment was to create a ChatGPT generated document on this exact same topic, copy and paste verbadem what the document says and submit it side-by-side. (You can clink on that huge hyperlink to view it). I was to compare it in the conclusion section of the research paper and tell the differences. You can see for yourself, by clicking on this document here and put both PDFs side-by-side.

During the course of my research, I stumbled upon the USA Freedom Act of 2015, which was passed just after the surprise leak with Snowden and the NSA. Sadly, I did not fit it into my research, but I want to keep it here as a side-piece for clarity with the actual document.

The bill is simply brilliant. I urge anyone who sees this to Click Here to look over the act from the Congress Website.