It's Only the Beginning: The Internet R.I.P.
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The internet shifts from desktops to phones with 1.5 billion smartphones sold in 2014 compared with about 1.5 billion PCs worldwide, and surveillance and profit motives reshape privacy: Google spends $2 billion per quarter on data centers and posted roughly $12 billion profit last year while users have no paid, private option. Malware now comes from governments using zero‑day exploits, the Sony breach ties to state actors via prior U.S. network monitoring, and a Wi‑Fi hotspot license trick shows everyone blindly accepts invasive terms.
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