โ Scribed by William R. Vitanyi Jr.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Everyone uses the Internet. Email, file transfers, online transactions, browsing. And now it's being used to take profiling to the next level. A secret private agency is monitoring Internet communications on a massive scale to create a 'societal profile', invading the privacy of millions of unsuspecting Internet users. But it's for your own good. And no one would be the wiser, but for the mugging of Robert Slocum. When his palmtop computer is stolen, it opens a window into the clandestine activities of his employer, and turns them against him. Events come to a head as a deadline for stopping a deadly computer virus rapidly approaches. But can a bizarre combination of technicians and technology prevent a global catastrophe? PALM SUNDAY THEY KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING.
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