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    Is Edward Snowden A Hero

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    He states that Snowden was trying to protect the individual privacies of citizens that were being violated by government spying. It also states the Edward Snowden was not the first person to think this way or to try to do something about it, however he had done the most to advance the idea. In contrary, Heuvel Vanden…

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    The drone hysteria can be broken down into three types:the fear of the violation of privacy; the fear of weaponization of drones; and the fear of what could happen if a “drone strike” ,drone hitting a commercial jet engine, really did happen. All of these fears are well founded and have a level of concern that is pressing. Privacy is a rare commodity in today’s world. The media seems to be everywhere and the government has cameras everywhere. Drones offer a way to gather information like never…

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    Drones In Sports

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    Drones aren’t only used for recreational or military purposes. There are many ways drones can become essential for commercial use. There are eight popular industries that have already started using drones or having been considering using them. Hollywood filmmakers have already started using drones to film movies. Drones offer filming from different angles that they could never reach before. Energy companies have been considering drones because it’s easier and safer to inspect their facilities.…

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    In the internet web there was the article was about a new court test of fair use on the Internet appears in June 7 by photographer Kai Eiselein against BuzzFeed. who is demanding damages that could total over $3.6 million dollars and he claims that BuzzFeed infringed his copyright in a photograph he posted on Flickr in 2009 showing a soccer player heading a soccer ball. BuzzFeed photo without his consent in a collection titled “The 30 Funniest Header Faces. After he sent BuzzFeed a takedown…

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    been heard by the courts. Whatever the stance on the issue, this case will be just as significant as cases such as Roe v. Wade. Those who debate the case will use examples such as civil liberties, privacy, discrimination, equality and the list goes on. Those who opposed the decision do not see it as a privacy issue and in some cases not even a religious issue. To many it was seen as the judiciary branch overstepping their bounds and taking away the power of the states given by the constitution.…

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    collected data to “our affiliates or other trusted businesses or persons” (Google). Facebook gives user data to “vendors, service providers, and other partners who globally support our business” (Facebook). Those are quotes directly from their respective privacy policies, and they are frighteningly vague. Who are these companies? What will they do with the data? How is an internet user supposed to know what they’re agreeing to? Personal data can end up in the hands of sites that the user has…

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    Snowden, Traitor or a Change Edward Snowden, A traitor to the country or a huge change to the world the real question though what will the people decide? Edward Snowden helped the U.S. in a great way, he changed people’s way of privacy in technology. Phone calls, social media, Google searches. Edward Snowden was on the run from American services for releasing files about government watching us. The people think he is a threat, but most think he is not. Edward exposed the greatest and possibly…

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    Snowden Pros And Cons

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    surveillance, so he began copying top-secret NSA documents and built a dossier on practices that he found invasive and unethical. His findings revealed that the NSA's surveillance programs were unconstitutional and infringed on the U.S citizens’ right to privacy. The methods used by the NSA such as; cracking online internet encryption, collecting text messages, and intercepting phone calls is unlawful and should not be used on the American people. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act…

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    Privacity, its a right that every people should have, and nobody should attempt to it. Each government has to have control about their people and thats good beacause someone should control whats happening on a country, but when they "spy" people's private life it becomes something ethically wrong and politically illigal. Some agencies like N.S.A, C.I.A etc.. Do that and that's very wrong, its incorrect to stalk every peoples private life like getting in their private mails or look their private…

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    Should Drones Be Banned

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    Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles that have a variety of purposes. Those purposes range from peaceful aerial photography and recreation to uses in war and terror. With such a range of uses, many fear for the worse and think that regulations aren’t enough and that drones should be banned from private use. But their uses in farming, law enforcement, and recreation have showed promise over the last few years. Even though some believe that they should be banned, in reality the good outways the bad…

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