The right to privacy -- Defining search and seizure -- Retro wireless surveillance -- Privacy and the red menace -- The constitutional right to privacy -- Information rights -- The origins of data security -- Monitoring dissidents -- Modernizing privacy philosophy -- Adjusting to technology -- Calm before the storm -- Privacy surrenders to patriotism -- The Orwellian age -- Dividing the republic -- Trying security -- The President's surveillance program -- Eyes everywhere -- Debating privacy rights -- Reassuring consumers -- National insecurity -- The right to hide -- Brute force -- The advocates -- The case for bulk data -- The Snowden effect -- The writ to refuse -- The debate continues -- The existence of privacy -- Permanent imbalance.