He would see computers in the appliances. With the upcoming of computers, and what approach his father had. He had a fascination for the armed forces as his grandfathers and his father was associated with it. Chapter 2: Permanent Record | The Invisible Window He enjoyed a nice bond with his father, for he too was interested in the same. When video games were getting popular, they grabbed his attention. How he spied on his family members for fun. The author starts by explaining his family composition, and what all he did when he was small. What makes him think so, how does he plan and execute it? Part One Chapter 1: Permanent Record | Looking through the Window Part 3 narrates his exodus and the story of defecting from the system. Part 2 states his experience with the intelligence agencies, different postings, modus operands, the rights, and the wrongs he sees and feels. Why he is like that, what is his family history, and how he lands in an intelligence agency. Part 1 narrates his personal story so that we understand the character, who the author is himself. Henceforth in this summary, I will Edward, Ed, or the Author.
Sometimes one gets confused about how many systems are there and their purpose, but over time the reader gets clarity. Reading the book will give you a good perspective on the operational, technology, and legal aspects of Intelligence operations along with their evolution over the years. Please let me know about them and I will correct them. I seek your pardon if I have made some errors/mistakes while writing this summary. The book conveys that your digital footprints are a permanent record that can be used anytime, anywhere. Summaries of each chapter convey the short stories, leaving behind the smaller details, which one can enjoy while reading the book. The book summary is as impartial as possible and portrayed Edward’s opinion as he expresses it. What he learns and what he thinks about it. His highs and lows, events, and situations that shaped his thinking. The book is a roller-coaster ride of the life of Edward Snowden. Please verify the number of requests made per second to the Amazon Product Advertising API. TooManyRequests|The request was denied due to request throttling. Last Updated on 2 years by Piyush Jain APPIP ERROR: amazonproducts[
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