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    as cyber theft and loss of jobs. Overall, I believe the positives of computers far outweigh the negative impacts of computers. First of all, computers have had a huge impact in communication. Before there were computers, we had to use morse code, letters, and expensive phone calls, but now with computers, we have the ability to send electronic mail (e-mail), send voice messages through Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP),…

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    Cause Of Identity Theft

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    I believe that in order to avoid identity theft we must educate ourselves on the value of our personal data because only then we can learn the habits necessary for maintaining good credit. Not knowing the consequences of handling our personal data irresponsibly is the leading cause of identity theft. I have witnessed my father engaging in such irresponsible actions that led to his bad credit and significantly affected his life. My father has always been losing his wallet once every few years, he…

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    Society's awareness of the crimes of theft and fraud against the elderly have come to the forefront because of media and social awareness. Criminal cases have been publicized to show the extent of these crimes. One criminal case involving the financial abuse of an elderly individual occurred on January 2, 2017, in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Christopher Strose was arrested for stealing more than sixty thousand dollars from his grandfather. “Thirty three year old Christopher Strose was…

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    Preventing Identity Theft

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    Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States and is a serious problem that affects millions of innocent people (Identity Theft Victim Statistics), and the government need to implement better regulations to help put a stop to this crime. Identity theft is described as a crime where a thief steals your full name or social security number and uses it in a fraudulently manner to apply for credit cards, file taxes, or even get medical services (Identity Theft). As a…

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    Victims Of Identity Theft

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    Identity theft is a problem that is effecting more and more people every year, a report released by Michael Keenan shows that an average Australian household is 16 times more likely to be effected by identity fraud then it is to be effected by a robbery, this same report also indicates that people are becoming less concerned about identity crime, however with fraud incidents increasing by 30,000 from 2014 to 2015 and misuse of identity increasing by almost 20,000 from 2014 to 2015 it is best to…

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    Detecting Identity Theft

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    government has not done enough to detect all identity theft and have yet to be able to deter the crime of identity theft. One of the reasons the government has been unable to detect all identity theft is because not everyone knows their identity has been taken until they are going to obtain credit, they get a call from a creditor, or they get a call asking if they have authorized a charge on their card. Another problem in detecting identity theft is that a person might not be alive when their…

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    Effects Of Identity Theft

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    To continue, another area of concern is your credit. Once you are an identity theft victim, you will have to worry about your credit report. If the thief is able to run up a significant credit card debt in your name and you don’t notice till years later it could demolish your credit score. We covered a story that showed this where a mother stole her daughters’ identity and left her finances and credit in crumbles. Most often than not the credit card bills will go unpaid and it will only lower…

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    Identity Theft Do you know what 343 million dollars looks like because that was how much money so many people lost from identity theft. Today I’m going to talk about how identity theft is bad thing by taking someone’s money to them just getting your house bills. Identity theft is one of the most corrupt crime in the us. Identity theft is the most growing problem in the usa. next couple of paragraph are going to be about how identity theft may not even be theft, how many people got targeted,…

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    is identity theft. Everyone probably doesn’t think that identity theft is a real crime. Believe it or not identity theft is one of the topic crimes in America today. Identity theft is often in the news. It is sad because someone will profit off of another loses. Identity theft is where the illegal use of someone else 's personal information especially in order to obtain money or credit (Johnson, 2014). When it comes to identity theft there are all types of ways to commit identity theft. This…

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    Discussion Though identity theft is mostly viewed on the negative side, there are also positive impacts of identity theft. To an individual, it may not be much of a benefit since the emotional suffering may be more than one can handle. An individual can gain favors from an institution that lead to the identity theft. An example is where a customer of a certain bank deposits cash for safekeeping. As a normal customer of the bank, withdrawals and deposits as well as carrying out payments using…

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