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    English 101-21 15th July 2013 Knowing How to Protect Ourselves from Privacy Problems There are many Americans that worry about the invasion of their privacy. An American’s privacy can be lost by- an IP address internet cookies‚ government surveillance cameras‚ and social networking sites. There are many ways Americans can control their privacy‚ but sometimes the invasion of privacy is out of their control. For example‚ computers save all of the American’s private information without their

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    violation of privacy. To what extent do you agree and disagree? Introduction: (Background) Prism event has aroused wide concern‚ a large number of citizens think he is a hero‚ but some people point that he is a traitor to a country. Protecting the public is a duty of government. According to the Surveillance Studies Network‚ during the 1990s approximately 78 per cent of the Home Office crime prevention budget was spent on installing CCTV‚ It is difficult to determine exactly how many CCTV cameras there

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    “Here I’ am Taking My Own Picture”- Analytical Its hard to imagine a time where photographs actually took time to produce. First of course to take the photograph‚ and then into the dark room where the film was transferred onto special paper to be put through developing chemicals. In the end you would hope for the best and that you looked good in the photo. It wasn’t all that long ago that this process existed. However‚ now we live in a technological world where anything is possible. You no

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    Government Abusing Surveillance Powers: Is It Really Happening ? 29 November 2013 Outline THESIS: People should be worried about government abusing surveillance because even if people think they have nothing to hide they most likely unknowingly perpetrate crimes‚ the government has abused it’s surveillance powers before‚ and the government is made of individuals who have personality traits and these traits can be petty‚ creepy‚ incompetent‚ or dangerous. I

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    Photography Taking pictures is the world’s most popular hobby. We use it to document family milestones‚ capture beauty‚ reveal the ugliness of war‚ and stalk celebrities. Photography has changed the world way more than any other thing in the media (because photography is used in film and television). Our world no longer has its focus on words and paintings‚ but now it is focused on the photograph. There are several effects on how photography has changed the world: the civil war‚ social network

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    surveillance of the internet and the right to privacy very controversial topic. Many people believe that tracking our internet usage is an invasion of privacy and will eventually lead to the government to take control of even more than just the internet and others view it as modern trade and it’s the key to keeping our nation safe. People also feel that too much surveillance leaves a nation without any privacy and others argue that a world with cameras everywhere is a safer and holds everyone accountable

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    Video voyeurism is a relatively new crime that involves the use of video cameras in public areas to record underneath women’s clothing. Recently‚ several courts have determined that this form of voyeurism is not covered under existing criminal statutes dealing with voyeurism. This paper examines current statutes relating to voyeurism to determine if these laws are adequate or if new legislation is required to combat video voyeurism. Some of the areas covered include: the nature of video voyeurism

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    infraction of computer‚ internet or telecommunications policies in their working life. If this data is used incorrectly it can serve as a catalyst for discrimination‚ unfair dismissal and other abuses. For evidence‚ in the case of New South Wales Privacy Committee‚ private investigators confirmed that they were hired by employers to place individual workers under surveillance so as to gather evidence in order to fire them. Dixon (1995) stated that this practice of using surveillance data to dismiss

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    Fortune 500 companies and institutions worldwide. • What is the text about? Introduction. We leave in a world where the dream of every single government is to control its people and their biggest nightmare is if they have the so called personal privacy. Much more worse is that we live in a world where these governments can control its people with no difficulties. We have developed the computer technologies at that level that we now depend on them. Every single aspect of our live can be easily tracked

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    Privacy is a right that many Americans take for granted. Americans‚ for the most part‚ feel that they have privacy. But do they really? In order for one to achieve individuality and autonomy one must have privacy‚ which is the key factor. For the rapid advances in technology‚ however‚ one exchanges their privacy. Should one happen to use a computer to use the Internet‚ for example‚ their level of privacy is decreased substantially as you open the door to social control. As Orwell says in 1984

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