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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ When you are looking for Privacy, always ask yourself : **Privacy from what ? Pr
## **The Enemy of Privacy is Surveillance**
Make no mistake, as we discussed [previously](../govfear/index.md), governments NEED surveillance to be able to fulfil the first condition to be able to enforce their laws: ![](../su2.png)**They need to know what happened.** To be able to know what happened, **they need surveillance to be implemented wherever they can** , and it is definitely easy for them to force large businesses providing large centralised services to act on their behalf.
Make no mistake, as we discussed [previously](../govfear/index.md), governments NEED surveillance to be able to fulfil the first condition to be able to enforce their laws: ![](../logos/su2.png)**They need to know what happened.** To be able to know what happened, **they need surveillance to be implemented wherever they can** , and it is definitely easy for them to force large businesses providing large centralised services to act on their behalf.
Yes, ANY company can act on any government's behalf. Take for example Microsoft spying on everyone through their [closed source](../closedsource/index.md) software Windows 10, or Apple spying on their users through their MacOS closed-source software, The US government is very open about it (see [FISA 702](https://www.dni.gov/files/icotr/Section702-Basics-Infographic.pdf)).