Anti-NSA privacy device (sliding webcam cover for 2007 iMac)

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One simple way citizens can resist the runaway military-industrial complex and prevent government rights violations is by standing up against warrantless privacy invasions guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment. This amendment ensures your right to be left alone remains intact unless a court order allows surveillance with concrete evidence of a committed crime. We know mass data collection initiatives treat every individual as potential perpetrators in hypothetical crimes yet to occur. The government possesses backdoor malware that enables secret access to webcams, bypassing users' knowledge. It is illogical for authorities to employ such tools within an individual's private space; so, why provide the means? I designed this device previously but hesitated publishing it because its simplicity made me doubt its value. However, today I decided that simplicity and effectiveness often complement each other perfectly. A cutting-edge intelligence network fell victim to a ten-cent plastic item: a true story.