Introduction Privacy is one of the main issues of concern in the current society where technology has become highly sophisticated. People are concerned about the need to protect their personal feelings, especially when they express them to people whom they consider their confidants. However, many governments around the world are trying to use modern technology to access some of the information that people consider confidential for the purpose of enhancing security or addressing public concern. According to the research conducted by Smith (14), it was established that Americans highly value their privacy. They always try to use all possible means to ensure that their personal lives remain personal. There has been pressure on the government to eliminate all the technological instruments that it is using to spy on its citizens. However, we have just learned that the Library of Congress has plans to archive all the tweets to form researchable information that the government can use to understand the needs of its citizens. This noble move will help the government to capture the varying opinions of its people on various issues. However, the main issue of concern is the privacy of Americans. People use Tweeter to communicate sensitive issues about business. Others use this social media to share their personal lives with people close to them. Some of the information available at this site is so personal and sensitive that many people are worried that their privacy will be jeopardized by the state. This research will focus on understanding how this move will breach on Americans privacy and the possible state of privacy in the future. Library of Congress’ Decision to Archive All Tweets The public was shocked following the revelation made in early January 2013 that the Library of Congress was archiving all American tweets. Americans value their privacy, and many of them always make all the possible efforts to ensure that it is protected. This explains why the recent decision to archive all the Tweets of the Americans has raised a lot of concern. The management of the library has explained that the archived tweets will remain protected from any form of intrusion by any third party. However, a section of the society is reading malice out of this move. It is not the first time the government is trying to breach the privacy of its citizens, and that of notable world leaders (Smith 14). Many people feel that the government is interested in gathering intelligence that may not only help it track the activities of the criminals, but also enable it to gather other personal information that is relevant to the state. Some powerful people can use such pieces of information for their personal gains. The following are some of the questions that people are asking following the announcement of this decision.  1. What is the exact motive of the government in collecting such information?  2. Who are the people who will access such tweets once they are archived?  3. What guarantee will the government have that this information will be protected from misuse by personal individuals? They are some of the questions that Americans have following this announcement. Others are even concerned about the scandal