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Libraries As Private Spaces – Choose Privacy Week 2018

April 22, 2020 May 1, 2018 By OIF staff 4 Comments on Libraries As Private Spaces – Choose Privacy Week 2018

With the rise of surveillance technologies, and the ever-growing Internet of Things, there is a distinct possibility that in the near future, the library may be the only private public place left in modern society.

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