Both British and American law reflect the need of the nation to limit both citizen and government interference, however considering that the governments are different it is quite natural that the laws on surveillance will be different. The invention of the telegraph and the subsequent telephone brought new methods of communication in society globally...
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Seemingly because there communication were conducted in a private place (i.e. home), people tended to assume that their communication had a certain level of privacy, which in most case during the earlier stages did not exist. Almost immediately following the advent of the telephone, government official and private parties found was to "tap" into the phone lines...
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