In today’s time there is a lack of privacy, when it comes to the use of modern technology. Technology is moving at such an incredible speed that, as soon as a new model of technology is discovered it is usually outdated by the next year. With all of the advancements of devices that make everyday living easier. It is almost impossible for to keep all personal information private. The changes that have taken palace in technology, has made out culture much more open than the times before (Ferrell and Hartline, 2014, p. 5). When it comes to the convenience of shopping from home, on-line shopping is what a lot of people would prefer. Though consumers can appreciate the easier way of shopping on line and having information at their fingertips they
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I feel that just because I am shopping with a company now does not mean I want you to have access to any more of my information that I allow. Even then I would like for that information to disappear after so long. Not everyone wants to be thrown into a category and be a part of a statistical analysis I do believe that facial recognition advertising and the use of RFID constitutes unreasonable invasion of privacy. Concerns over privacy and security are a concern with online businesses such as Facebook, Google, as well as mobile devices that could potentially track our every move (Ferrell and Hartline, 2014, p. 5). If I am giving you access to one thing, then I do not want you to have access to something else. This would make me not want to purchase anything on line and continue to go to the traditional stores to purchase my …show more content…
One of my concerns would be for the consideration of people who are not allowed to show their face but have access to technology. I wonder if they would be able to read through their protective garments. Or even for children who have access to just as much information at times but there is no consent from the parent for that type of information to be known or released. This type of biometric technology would have to be designed to meet the demand for secured networks. And more advanced forms of automated surveillance, access, control, and identification-at-a-distance (Gates and Project,
I feel that just because I am shopping with a company now does not mean I want you to have access to any more of my information that I allow. Even then I would like for that information to disappear after so long. Not everyone wants to be thrown into a category and be a part of a statistical analysis I do believe that facial recognition advertising and the use of RFID constitutes unreasonable invasion of privacy. Concerns over privacy and security are a concern with online businesses such as Facebook, Google, as well as mobile devices that could potentially track our every move (Ferrell and Hartline, 2014, p. 5). If I am giving you access to one thing, then I do not want you to have access to something else. This would make me not want to purchase anything on line and continue to go to the traditional stores to purchase my …show more content…
One of my concerns would be for the consideration of people who are not allowed to show their face but have access to technology. I wonder if they would be able to read through their protective garments. Or even for children who have access to just as much information at times but there is no consent from the parent for that type of information to be known or released. This type of biometric technology would have to be designed to meet the demand for secured networks. And more advanced forms of automated surveillance, access, control, and identification-at-a-distance (Gates and Project,