Question

Contextualizing The Code Book

Write four to five sentences explaining how the central



idea of The Code Book, that the information we share



over the Internet is not as protected as we think it is,



relates to the context of your own life.?

Answer 1

The information we sent over internet isn't private and goes through many different places before reaching it's desired place.A simple message meant for a friend who is across the street may get acroos to a third world country without u=you knowing.There is no privacy on internet.Everything seems simple but it is very complex and hard to protect.Password protection doesn't give privacy it just provides the illusion.

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