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    sexual activity, have criminal convections and traffic citations as adults, be abusive toward their romantic partners, spouses or children as an adult (stopbullying.gov, 2015). According to Internet Safety 101 cyber bullies spend more time online than other teens overall – 38.4 hours compared to 26.8 hours for a normal person (internetsafety101,…

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    While protecting children is an important thing society has to take on, some believe that internet censorship for children can lead to oppressing the people of a nation. Since internet is something that is hard to regulate it becomes a bit of chore when deciding how to protect children. Government can use these regulations as a mask and in reality use them to oppress. Especially totalitarian governments like China, Russia, and Iran. Lawrence Strickling, the US Department of Commerce Assistant…

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    ‘bullies thriving in cyberspace’ has created grave concerns for children’s safety and well-being while using social media. Published on the 20th of April 2007, by Dr Dvir Abramovich, Senior Lecturer at Melbourne University, the opinion piece ‘Faceless bullies thrive in cyberspace’ addresses the many concerns and shocking truths that children face when amusing themselves with “mobiles phones, emails, instant messaging, internet blogs, and chat rooms”. He suggests in a somewhat worried, but…

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    80% by the Student Fees and requires a 97% enrolment rate to operate as is. Therefore severe economic recessions that would affect the employees of SFU campus would negatively impact the employees at SFU Childcare society as well. Given most children are children of SFU employees, if employees are laid off the enrollment goes down for the child care society as well. In this event employees at the childcare society may get limited or restricted number hours to work and full time employees may be…

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    Human Trafficking Problems

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    Every single year, between 14,500 and 17,500 men, women, and children fall into the hands of traffickers. In my analysis of this issue, I will be taking an in-depth look at how the Internet and other technologies are used to ensnare trafficking victims, I will look at how the internet and other forms of technology play a role in both enabling and combating human trafficking. Although Human trafficking takes place all over the world and is very much a worldwide problem, where technology is…

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    The advent of the Internet in the 1990s and the subsequent advances in communications technology has provided a new way for people to access millions of pages of information and a new, quick, and efficient means to communicate with each other. The use of this modern technology has changed the way society communicates, shares information, and how merchants market their products and how consumers purchase those products. However, these advances have also made it easier for people to commit crimes,…

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    article about putting spyware on teens computers to monitor the dangers that they might face on the internet. There are many dangers on the internet that parents might not know of. Such as, someone faking their identity and pretending to be the teens age when they’re not. Also there’s a less chance of a teen getting into trouble by monitoring them online. Lastly teens may think they have privacy on the internet when there really isn’t any. Like I said before, someone can fake their identity by…

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    A common sociological issue occurring all over the globe is the addiction children have with electronics. Throughout history, humankind has imagined a futuristic world of advanced technology. However, now that it is here, we are abusing it to the point where children, as well as adults, have already become obsessed with it. Their obsessions can result in deviant acts, meaning they break social norms. Finding the balance between using electronics as an intriguing learning tool and occasional…

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    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 happened. Social stability partly depends on information dissemination, although limiting information could keep society safe, citizens cannot obtain their freedom. Teens now overly rely on Internet for their study and entertainment,…

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    lived in the United States, Ohio, for all my life experiencing everything that is available to purchase and use in the electronic world. It is no wonder to me that families now a day are not connected personally, as they were twenty years ago. With children having some form of an electronic, devise in their hands all day long. Unfortunately, I am a parent who has fallen into that trap. Both of my older boys had cell phones when they were in Jr. High School but not until they participated in…

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