Internet privacy

I believe that government surveillance does greatly cause loss of individuality and was explained extremely well in the “Chilling Effects” section; basically because people are now aware of government surveillance, due to Snowden, the way that people search on their computer and how they talk, has changed. Its self-censorship, in the fear that their private thoughts are not private anymore, society is beginning to not exercise their individual freedom to speech, they are not questioning laws,…

A high profile investigation into the life and activities of the top state official is not a usual case and hence insurmountable evidence, witness corroboration and authenticated proof must be submitted to justify and charge such an official. Initially, information obtained prior to the initiation of the court-authorized interceptions, relating to allegations that the target of the investigation solicited and obtained campaign contributions in exchange for official actions as Governor, was used…

drones have the risks to privacy. Drone are new phenomenal, techniques raise some privacy concerns about data privacy, individual privacy, intellectual property rights, and private property rights. Drones installed other high-tech apparatus and frequently stemming from cameras. (https://citiesspeak.org) Many people raised concerns doing the drone operations, without asking any permissions over private property owners, organizations, or business. At the state level privacy issues are addressed…

Hillary Clinton researcher Victor thorn was found dead at the top of a mountain near his Pennsylvania home. The cause of death was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Many are puzzled behind the meaning of this birthday suicide. For Russian President Putin however, the case isn't so cold. MAN UNCOVERS TRUTH ABOUT CLINTON AND PUTIN KNOWS Victor Thorn was a famous author for the American Free Press. Thorn wrote the Clinton Trilogy, a series that uncovered the history of Bill and Hillary. At the peak…

with the new legislation risks civil penalties of up to $1.7 million for corporations and $340,000 for individuals. In addition there are new government powers to investigate privacy and data loss events and to obtain enforceable undertakings in the event of a breach of the laws. The new privacy laws create new Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) that revise prior obligations on how and when any personal information can be collected and how…

Terrorists. We all know what the meaning of the word means. The FBI started investigating a shooting in San Bernardino, California and recently found the shooters phone and they need Apple to hack into it. Yet, Apple to refusing to hack into it. Why? The issue of “Apple V.S The FBI” is should Apple create a program that can break into a terrorist phone. This is an issue because this could solve many terrorist problems but could also compromise the personal info and safety of Apple customers.…

The U.S. Government has asked Apple to create a new operating system for an iPhone recovered from the San Bernardino shooting. The phone will wipe all memory if the passcode is entered more than 10 times. The government wants Apple to create a system to get rid of this feature as explained by Tim Cook, CEO of Apple: “The government would have us remove security features and add new capabilities to the operating system, allowing a passcode to be input electronically. This would make it easier to…

Apple believes privacy is greater than the national security needing that information to help stop a extremist. Is privacy greater than national security when the people are under attack by a extremist. National security should have the right to know your information if you have done a crime. It will help the police or FBI track you down and take you to jail. Syed Farcok and his wife have killed 14 people in a mass shooting last December. “His actions have set back the FBI’s efforts to stop…

if the government was watching you by surveillance? Would you feel like your privacy was being violated? Do you like to be watched by strangers? Many people don’t realize that the government is watching their every step every day. They watch us by surveillance thinking they’re keeping us safe. But how safe are we? Every U.S. citizen should know how much their lives are being monitored. As technology improves, privacy as we know it will become extinct. Whether in the name of fighting crime,…

In “A Surveillance Society,” authors William E. Thompson and Joseph E. Hickey discuss the growing trends, technology, information sharing, and the impact that surveillance has had over the past decade. Post 9/11, surveillance watch has skyrocketed within the United States and all over the world. Examples of the new trend has been seen in various public places with the purpose of protecting the country from further harm. The technology being used has developed and become more effective over the…