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Privacy Effects on Twitter
"After big events happen in a celebrities life occur, they may receive threats (for someone who drops a pass or commits a foul) or horrible crude and disturbing posts such as this post that was sent to Torrey Smith, a Baltimore Ravens Wide Receiver, who played an outstanding game the day after his younger brother was killed in a win over the New England Patriots.
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CISPA Still Suspect
Anything that opposes free trade is a hindrance on democratic capitalism. Without the ability to exchange information freely, businesses and consumers are not able to use systems like the Internet to their maximum capacity. Yet, such a cap on productivity seems to be what the intergovernmental elites want from common citizens like myself: obedience to bureaucracy, taxation on use, or both.
Uncharted Territory
As Americans, we all have certain inalienable rights guaranteed by the Constitution. Many Americans would even fight to the death to protect these rights, as they believe that these rights are the core that makes America the free country it is. We are constantly reminded to know our rights, especially in the face of the law, and it’s easy enough being informed on them by going online and researching. What is unclear though is how our rights are protected or infringed upon, on the growing new landscape of the Internet itself.
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Your Private Data Is Worth $500 / Year
http://fuzzypolkadots.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/another-new-facebook/
This is the trailer for a documentary premiering at the Dallas International Film Festival this weekend. It’s shocking how much our information is worth.
Users, including myself, don’t read the terms and conditions when agreeing to use something, which when you think about it, is ridiculous. You’re agreeing and essentially signing a contract with a company and you don’t know what you’re signing away! A really interesting snippet to what looks to be a really important and somewhat scary documentary.
Yes, “goodbye Clutter, hello bright, beautiful stories.” Oh great a computer website that will exactly match your phone. But there will also be some new things added to Facebook as you can see on the left side of that page. It is those aspects of the “new” Facebook that users need double check with their current privacy settings to make sure they are still protected because if there is a way, Facebook will still find a way to use your ideas for themselves.
What Happens If A Reputation Company Gets Hacked?
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100645791
I’ve had people warn me about what I post online, as I’m sure everyone has at this point. But to delete it? The saying goes, “once it’s online, it’s public forever.” Clients pay up to thousands of dollars for services like this, but I’m wondering how effective they can be. Scouring the Internet for information must be a tedious process, and I’m wondering how they guarantee the clients’ information is forever offline.
What do you think? Is there a price we can put on our private information, or is it too good to be true?
The Big Threat -- Summarizing Affirmative Argument
In 2013, cyber security ought to be taken more seriously than ever before. War generals, government officials, and IT security men and women from all around the world agree that the next mass-casualty act of terrorism is likely to be linked to a hacking scandal. At the same time, people are becoming more and more complacent with their private information, like their date of birth, hometown, interests, and now, even dated location check-ins and GPS coordinates.
Something is WRONG here.
Why is it that cyber security is getting NOT EVEN A BILLION BUCKS for next year's budget? While $4bil+ is going towards national security, $8bil+ is going on JAILS! Interesting Dept. of Justice budget report ...
"Storify is a tool to compile reactions from various platforms and create a story about it."
http://storify.com/storify/storify-and-privacy-of-media-online
Why Oppose Net Neutrality, As It Stands In 2013
Anything that opposes free trade is a hindrance on democratic capitalism. Without the ability to exchange information freely, businesses and consumers are not able to use systems like the Internet to their maximum capacity.
Privacy Effects on Twitter
Twitter is supposed to be the way to interact and follow celebrities through ways of public. But people far and beyond abuse the freedoms that twitter gives to general public. Once someone takes the 3-5 minutes to create a twitter account, they can tweet to their favorite celebrities over and over again.
Personal Stance on Internet Privacy
My line of work includes Internet marketing, and I know that if a business uses my information ethically, then I have no problem with them having it. However, with the advent of “permissions” for apps and social media tools, the line between what is protected and what is public knowledge has been blurred even more.
Powerful picture of Syrians protesting anonymous in 2012
Internet Privacy: Protecting Ourselves from All Angles
We bank online. We post our credit card numbers and addresses to order clothes or food on the Internet. Facebook even stores the phone numbers of your friends. As more of the things and services we seek are online, we put ourselves at a greater risk to be hacked and have our personal information taken. In the first few pages of We Are Anonymous by Parmy Olsen, we see Aaron Barr’s entire life fall apart as Anonymous hacks into his personal email accounts and make everything public.
Privacy Doesn’t Matter When You Have Nothing to Hide
By playing into that argument, privacy advocates would undoubtedly lose a logical battle because it is an unfair setup.
Andrews is a Law professor at Chicago-Kent College of Law. She is also an author. Andrews talks about her book, “I Know Who You Are and I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and the Death of Privacy,” and the dangers of sharing information over the Internet.