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    Apple Vs. The FBI Case

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    Apple’s side or the FBI’s side. The FBI found an Iphone left at the San Bernardino terrorist attack site and it was locked. This phone belonged to a terrorist and the FBI wanted to . Apple was not just gonna unlock this phone because it violates their privacy contracts. There has been much controversy on how far the FBI can go with this and our security. Apple has said that they would not help the FBI because it breaks their contracts. If the FBI were to break into this phone who’s to say that…

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    The Credibility Of Drones

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    as “Killer Drone” and “Attack Drone”. Sometimes depending on their area and usage they are also used to call “Spy or Surveillance Drone”. According to “60 Minutes – Drones over America HD” there are some issues which Drone industry will face like privacy and other law which will limit the usage of laws. Drone industry is growing day by day. Companies like Amazon wants to deliver the packages using drones which will create lots of air traffic. It will create more hassle for FAA. Positive…

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    stop crime and terrorist acts? In the article, Surveillance Society, David Drehle writes and explains that the common citizen does not know anything about what the government is capable of. But he informs all of the common people that the veil of privacy is no longer apparent and that they must realize that their actions can be tracked. In the opening,…

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    Dr. Ellis Case Study

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    The subject of this message is to explain to Dr. John Ellis why his phone bill was three thousand five hundred dollars. The goal of this letter is to make Dr. Ellis understand how our telephone rates work in other countries and AT&T will drop five hundred to keep him as a customer. Reputation is very important to AT&T and the message is intended to make Dr. Ellis feel like we really care about him and we will work with him to make sure he continues to use our services. Dr. Ellis is upset with…

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    Contention 1: In light of the recent incident in San Bernadino, the hacking device that the U.S. government is in possession of could violate European citizens’ human rights. Subpoint A: Any usage of this “backdoor” could be seen as a threat to the human rights of European citizens. According to the fine print within Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, all states within the continent of Europe have a legal obligation to ensure that no human rights are being infringed upon by…

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    Sss

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    Should social media applications be held legally responsible – like in the case of Snapchat and Christal McGee? Social media applications should not be held legally responsible – like in the case of Snapchat and Christal McGee because there is no motive/behavior. In this case, if McGee invited someone to sit in her car and let this person to use Snapchat and they did drive at a normal speed, the accident would not have happened. Not using phone when driving is a common sense and so is Not over…

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    to political unrest and natural disasters has shaped how data privacy and ethical uses of data is used (Raymond, N, et al, 2012). With the use of volunteered geographic information, the privacy of individual, locational, and groups of data is under scrutiny such that the data is being collected, also known as data scooping, based on personal or industrial motives (e.g., google street view) (Streitfield, D. et al, 2012). Along with privacy of data collection, the ethics of collecting data and…

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    In current events, the United States government has demanded that Apple decrypt the iPhone of Syed Rizwan Farook, a shooter involved in the San Bernardino attacks. On the surface, this mandate seems harmless; after all, the government simply wants to access Farook’s phone in hopes of preventing similar, future attacks. However, reality proves far more ambiguous and has become a quagmire; there is certainly more going on here than meets the eye. These bizarre turn of events can potentially be…

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    hands, this information would constitute a serious invasion of privacy. Schools must have comprehensive security programs that protect student information. Like, most schools, children’s personal information conduct day-to-day operations. This information may be used for commercial purposes if that data does not show a clear educational advantage. Khaliah Barnes, the director of the student privacy project at the Elections privacy information…

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    it means that my information / data will be altered. Every person deserves space and privacy, and invaon of privacy is rude, and against the law. I personally believe, and know, according to the American Sociological Association, in order for and experiment to be ethical, you must be objective in your research, You must respect the rights of research subjects, You must respect the subject's right to privacy, and you must acknowledge all authors and reseaarchers of the project. So according…

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