“Setting people to spy on one another are not the way to protect freedom.” (Tommy Douglas) As of June 14, 2014, there are approximately 3 billion Internet users globally and most users have never heard of or aware of the group known as the “Surveillance Society”. Welcome to the century where everything you do is composed, accumulated, investigated and sold to strangers. Internet surveillance doesn’t occur by a user surfing the internet or accessing different websites, it occurs as soon as the user connects to the internet through the ISP (Internet Service Provider). The ISP assigns an IP (Internet Protocol) address to all users accessing the internet, which allows the users to be located. It is believed that within
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Privacy is extinct and people are tolerable with it. In fact, they are accepting for the government to monitored citizens. The majority inhabitants are conscious that practically everything done on the internet is followed. For example, the internet is accessed by users in many different ways such as mobile devices, wireless networks, Bluetooth, etc., which is all traceable. If you connect to the internet via smartphones; the telecommunication providers (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, etc.) can locate you by triangulating your signals through the cell phone towers, located in most cities in the United States. Simply registering for an email service, writing a blog or opening an account on a social network website are other examples of how a user might be tracked through internet surveillance. All data collected through surveillance is analyzed and …show more content…
Let’s begin, Google tracks us by using its pages and having direct access to their servers. The entire information people search on the web is being saved forever. Google knows people better than their partners. Yes, Google knows what people like, dislike and even know where they are from the internet of their phones. Everything we do is being watched because we send texts, emails and have social media account. But when does Google cross the line with our privacy? Google purchased Nest; smart smoke detectors for watchful residence to their customers. Have in mind these smoke detectors observe everything you do. Keep in mind, internet information is passed without a person’s consent, it’s a money making
Privacy is extinct and people are tolerable with it. In fact, they are accepting for the government to monitored citizens. The majority inhabitants are conscious that practically everything done on the internet is followed. For example, the internet is accessed by users in many different ways such as mobile devices, wireless networks, Bluetooth, etc., which is all traceable. If you connect to the internet via smartphones; the telecommunication providers (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, etc.) can locate you by triangulating your signals through the cell phone towers, located in most cities in the United States. Simply registering for an email service, writing a blog or opening an account on a social network website are other examples of how a user might be tracked through internet surveillance. All data collected through surveillance is analyzed and …show more content…
Let’s begin, Google tracks us by using its pages and having direct access to their servers. The entire information people search on the web is being saved forever. Google knows people better than their partners. Yes, Google knows what people like, dislike and even know where they are from the internet of their phones. Everything we do is being watched because we send texts, emails and have social media account. But when does Google cross the line with our privacy? Google purchased Nest; smart smoke detectors for watchful residence to their customers. Have in mind these smoke detectors observe everything you do. Keep in mind, internet information is passed without a person’s consent, it’s a money making