<span>The MAC-level data sent out by the access point is encrypted to make sure that it is not tampered with by anyone other than the intended user. In addition, a message integrity code is sent along with this data as a second level of security. This makes sure that the identifiable data in the transmission is not stolen and used for unintended purposes.</span>
A is the correct answer.
The 1st Amendment, broadly, prohibits B-D.
Politicians, instead, go on Cable news shows and try to "spin" the stories to get the public to see their side of the issue. They might explain their side and why or they might spit out the party line.
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Based on the two articles you read, A person would have less privacy is <span>might google's mission to give everyone access to as much information as possible be controversial</span>
