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    they are.”’We’ve built a whole new way to explore the world! See what’s happening, find your friends, and get inspired to go on an adventure!’ said the company in a blog post announcing the update.’” This has raised some red flags for safety and privacy of others. This could be very dangerous because it can increase bullying and more signs of people stalking. More often than not your mom or your best friends are going to know where you are. Even though this has raised concerns, still people like…

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    In fact, trust in the government hit a peak not seen since the 1970s, according to historical Pew Research data. This was in response to the terrorist attacks. But that trust began fading due to the 2008 recession, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, privacy concerns and a growing political divide. By 2013, Americans' trust in their government had fallen to 19 percent, according to Pew. A Gallup poll from 2014 placed that number around 24 percent.…

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    When many think of the NSA’s data collection programs, the first thought is of whistleblower Edward Snowden, who leaked classified American documents in 2013. These documents revealed to Americans the ways the NSA collected their information for investigation. The agency was found wrongfully collecting information from other countries such as China to investigate previous attacks on the U.S. Department of Defense (Cate 31). Domestically, one of the biggest things Americans learned about was…

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    Without the intervention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), this transaction would have gone through. Because of the financial impact and the severity of the damage these acts may cause, the United States Congress approved the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 to deter both espionage and other IT sabotage acts. Although there has been a Vulnerability of IT Infrastructures 8 significant decrease in the annual cost of information theft fraud from $56 billion in 2002 to $37 billion in 2010,…

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    in the Supreme Court case Smith v. Maryland, should be respected (5). The ruling in Smith v. Maryland established what is known as the Third-Party Doctrine, which reasons that when individuals divulge information to a third party, their right to privacy ceases to exist. Another case Smith v. Obama, also dealt with the constitutionality of the NSA’s bulk collection program. B. Lynn Winmill, the judge presiding over case, ruled that the metadata collection program is not unconstitutional, but…

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    will be introduced to new strategies, programs, and technology that can assist them in maintaining an encouraging learning environment. We separated our main topic into three subtopics for the break-out sessions: Encouraging Friendliness, Digital Communication with Parents, and Class Meetings. Furthermore, the teachers will have an open forum featuring world-renowned educator and speaker, Angela Maiers. As an icebreaker to open our leadership conference, we chose to play the game Would You…

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    consistently staring at their electronics, leaving the friends unsatisfied from their vacation. In a digital world where social networking sites…

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    patient safety umbrella. At a local university medical center, there are almost 3,000 patient safety policies (JH, personal communication, April 30, 2016). Additionally, this medical center subscribes to a policy database service which has almost 1000 different procedures for patient safety, with approximately 100 different checklists, and over 75 quick lists (JH, personal communication, April 30, 2016). This one medical center illustrates the size and complexity of this policy category. Other…

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    Reflective Journal/ Annotated Bibliography Confidential Communication Cox, C. (2015). Understanding confidentiality in health care. Journal of Diabetes Nursing, 19(10), 378-384 4p. This article describes the dilemma that healthcare professional faced regarding patient confidentiality. Often, healthcare professionals are confused about what they can freely disclose and what type of information can be shared. A breach of privacy by knowingly or accidentally sharing patients’ personal information…

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    point. Everyone should have equal rights. So, they should act upon their constitution within their country and they should not apply it on internet where people from other countries of the world interact. They might get upset. Technological advancement has constantly producing new types of media, from broadcasting to television to computer networks. The electronic word has replaced the printed word as the most common form of communication in our…

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