The Little Leaflet on “Permanent Record” by Edward Snowden

In his gripping memoir Permanent Record, Edward Snowden unveils the shocking truth behind the surveillance practices of the US government, exposing a world where privacy is a luxury and the line between security and tyranny becomes increasingly blurred.

A person holding a smartphone with a padlock symbol on the screen, symbolizing the need for individuals to take control of their own privacy in the face of pervasive surveillance.

Permanent Record is a powerful memoir by Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who famously leaked classified documents in 2013, revealing the extensive surveillance programs conducted by the US government.

In this book, Snowden takes readers on a journey through his life, from his early years growing up in a military family to his decision to expose the truth about the government’s surveillance practices.

The memoir begins with Snowden’s childhood and his early fascination with computers, which eventually led him to a career in the intelligence community.