The balance of power is shifting from "summary" of Data and Goliath by Bruce Schneier
The balance of power is shifting. As technology continues to advance, the relationship between individuals and powerful entities is changing. In the past, governments and corporations held most of the power when it came to collecting and analyzing data. However, with the rise of encryption, privacy tools, and awareness about surveillance, individuals are gaining more control over their data. The shift in power is evident in the increasing number of people using encryption to protect their communications and data. Companies like Apple and Google have made it easier for individuals to encrypt their devices, making it harder for governm...
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