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    Censorship Every second 28,258 users are watching internet pornography. Every second, 372 people are typing the word “Adult” into search engines. 68,000,000 search engine queries per day are related to pornography. This is a major issue that needs to be realized. If the populations of countries lacking censorship do not change, problems will come. The internet should be censored based on age restrictions due to the dangers of inappropriate content, that of sexual content, malware, and hate…

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    the use of the Internet has converted to one of the most controversial subjects of all time, it has become a much-publicized debate that I personally do not think has a resolution anytime soon. Many have confronted such facts, but have not found a single answer that everyone can agree. Disputes as to whether censorship is a necessity to maintain a proper standard have slightly tip over to infringement of someone freedom of speech rights. The biggest issue on not having censorship and privacy hit…

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    Alex Galbreath Professor Breslin MCO 300A November 21, 2016 Internet Censorship The Constitution’s First Amendment protects five fundamental freedoms under its application: Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to peacefully assemble, freedom of the press, and freedom to petition the government. With this being known, freedom of speech is arguably the most commonly practiced openly among the aforementioned five. Speech is a broad term, though. In our modern era, speech is equivalent…

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    When it comes to internet censorship, there are mainly two points of view; those who believe in limitless internet freedom, whether it is freedom of accessing or sharing the internet contents, and those who prefer regulations imposed by the government for the sake of safety. Earlier in the human history, before the invention of the internet, both aforementioned ideologies were implied to other parts of the society, and the results are clear. Records are evident of what happened when people were…

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    "In terms of monitoring Internet content, I believe there is a fine line in allowing first amendment rights to freedom of speech and press, while also not going overboard in regards to censorship. In today’s world of human sex trafficking, sexual scandals in our school systems, and cyberbullying, there has to be some form of monitoring Internet content to protect our young people. At the same time, I don’t want big brother knowing every email or social media message I send to every friend…

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    debate over whether governments should execute censorship has grown more contencious. Cultural development, entertainment and other aspects are actively or negatively influenced by large amounts of uncontrollable information. Whether governments set up censorship to Internet and other relative territories? Ideally, appropriate censorship is helpful, such as to social safety, teens’ education and art development. However, if governments unduly employ censorship, there also are some issues…

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    Today, our society is centered around technology. The internet is used globally containing all aspects of life ranging from politics to education to entertainment. Although the internet has become a necessity in the development of civilization, the privacy and security it provides has come into question. Countries such as China and North Korea decided to regulate the information provided to their citizens through the internet, which, I happen to disagree with, and has sparked some discussion. I…

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    The internet has introduced a new technology to human history causing many huge revolutions to people’s lives and today’s technology. It has brought convenience to all specialists as information can be transferred and shared all over around the world. Every country gained benefits from this evolution. But some countries may not obtain the whole view of the productivity which it will bring. They including China the fastest-growing economic country in the world, even conduct censorship to the…

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    The Solution: Internet Censorship We live in the twenty first century. What once started out as an impossible task to a handful of scientist became one of the most used technologies in modern days. The internet consists of countless data, information, and is technology that allows us to have all the knowledge in the world available at our fingertips. The evolution of it now allows users to receive gigabytes of information in seconds. This benefits many people who need to find…

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    becomes much more advanced. Since the 1980’s the internet has grown and improved extremely fast. It went from being an idea that dozens of pioneers had to what it is today (Andrews). Every day there are new stories surfacing in the news about people either getting their identity stolen online or recruited by terrorists. This is becoming a common issue in our modern society due to the internet becoming more advanced every day. Due to these problems, internet monitoring has become a well talked…

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