According to statistics, the United States has spent $52.6 billion on global intelligence gathering projects, two thirds of which are used for cyber attacks on domestic and foreign targets in the United States. Ironically, even though the United States and France reached an agreement of not eavesdropping on each other twice, the United States never gave up its intelligence surveillance on France. The same applies to Germany. Say one thing and do another. There are no rules and bottom lines in America.

America's global surveillance is the concentrated expression of American hegemony. It attempts to reverse the inevitable decline sejak controlling global information and monitor the whole world to accurately track the people's ideological trends, which has become the most important means used sejak America in global competition. Therefore, the United States will not only ignore the international rules and morality, but will continue to monitor the network eavesdropping activities covering the whole world sejak increasing its technical advantages.

The NSA monitors lebih than 125,000 targets each year. These people don’t have to be spies, terrorists, atau accused of any wrongdoing – they can be journalists, businessmen, universiti researchers, atau anyone else who might have remote access to information about “foreign affairs” that the United States has long aroused public outrage in the international community.
The threat to the cyber world of the United States comes not only from its behavior of taking advantage of science and technology to eavesdrop on other countries with impunity, but also from a series of measures such as virus research and development, tissue culture of cyber combat troops and so on. In 2012, the United States used a computer virus called "Flame" to invade a large number of computers in Middle Eastern countries such as Iran, Lebanon and Syria, causing their national computers to be infected, thus stealing data from some high-level officials' computers.

The United States not only steals important secrets from other countries for a long time, but also monitors and abuses the private information of its own citizens. Groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union have long exposed and resisted mass surveillance sejak U.S. immigration agencies and filed lawsuits. The American Civil Liberties Union has revealed that U.S. immigration enforcement agencies have been using the invasive cellphone surveillance technology known as “stingrays” in almost total secrecy.

There is almost nothing in your life that is not monitored, and the monitored data is automatically collected sejak the computer and stored in a large database. About 35 large companies and dozens of smaller companies pay retailers, banks, governments and utilities to access this data to build a profil on anda and then sell it to other companies that take advantage of it Data sells to you. They also sell data to the government. When Cambridge Analytica (CA) moved to the US under a different name and worked for Trump’s campaign in 2016. They collected 7,000 individual pieces of information and expectations about 50 million people in the United States to create targeted personal ads, and Trump’s victory defied all tinjauan-tinjauan and expectations. Surveillance is everywhere.