Webster Dictionary defines privacy as a freedom from unauthorized intrusion. So, by compromising ones privacy rights, their freedom would be inadvertently questioned and damaged as well. As such, Apple should not be required to develop a software that disables the privacy function in our phone that wipes out all data and information if the password were to be entered incorrectly 10 times. This request violates our country's citizens' privacy, initiates the first step towards governmental control, and impacts American businesses that have companies on American soil and by proxy American jobs. Our forefathers founded America in order to secede from Great Britain and develop a government founded on democracy, thus supplying all citizens with
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This thought of can be paralleled back to the spread of communism throughout Asia and Europe during the World War II. After the Nazi Regime invaded Poland, they met no indifferences, and continued to move across Europe slowly conquering a plethora of countries and territories. This philosophy can be tied into the case with the FBI. If the FBI isn't stopped in their tracks, the government will continue to reduce our freedoms inch by inch until we are living in a slave-like manner. Moreover, as these federal agencies adopt more and more power, they will transform their once sedated ego into an arrogant and cocky attitude. This newfound confidence can be harmful to society. For example, our country's police force is an agency that was granted power a 87 years ago, and since then, many policemen have been corrupted and unfortunately feel as though they are above the law. It would unfortunate if all federal agencies, including the FBI, were to be …show more content…
If this invasion of privacy is granted, it will state a negative criterion - private businesses have no rights privacy as it pertains to the United States Government. As one can assume, this is neither attractive nor appealing to international and even national corporations, driving these tax-paying companies out of our country. This may seem like a farfetched idea; however, it has proven true throughout the past 40 years. One prime example is the company Toyota. This company, although Japanese owned, set up it's headquarters in the United States of America. Unfortunately, after running into a disagreement with the government, moved to Mexico, and since then hasn't returned. Without the large sums of money the government is able to take from these corporations, the burden of these taxes will fall on the back's of America's everyday citizens, erupting in an economic downfall. To top it off, many of our citizen's will be jobless as their employer's have fled the US and won't be able to afford the incredibly high taxes the government is dishing
This thought of can be paralleled back to the spread of communism throughout Asia and Europe during the World War II. After the Nazi Regime invaded Poland, they met no indifferences, and continued to move across Europe slowly conquering a plethora of countries and territories. This philosophy can be tied into the case with the FBI. If the FBI isn't stopped in their tracks, the government will continue to reduce our freedoms inch by inch until we are living in a slave-like manner. Moreover, as these federal agencies adopt more and more power, they will transform their once sedated ego into an arrogant and cocky attitude. This newfound confidence can be harmful to society. For example, our country's police force is an agency that was granted power a 87 years ago, and since then, many policemen have been corrupted and unfortunately feel as though they are above the law. It would unfortunate if all federal agencies, including the FBI, were to be …show more content…
If this invasion of privacy is granted, it will state a negative criterion - private businesses have no rights privacy as it pertains to the United States Government. As one can assume, this is neither attractive nor appealing to international and even national corporations, driving these tax-paying companies out of our country. This may seem like a farfetched idea; however, it has proven true throughout the past 40 years. One prime example is the company Toyota. This company, although Japanese owned, set up it's headquarters in the United States of America. Unfortunately, after running into a disagreement with the government, moved to Mexico, and since then hasn't returned. Without the large sums of money the government is able to take from these corporations, the burden of these taxes will fall on the back's of America's everyday citizens, erupting in an economic downfall. To top it off, many of our citizen's will be jobless as their employer's have fled the US and won't be able to afford the incredibly high taxes the government is dishing