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\begin{center}\textbf{09/11/2020 - 05:21:00 PM}\end{center}
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I'm still learning LaTeX so bare with me on some of the formatting. Overtime I will improve.\\\\
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Some questions were hard to understand but I worked to the best of my ability. I didn't expect the reading to be decently long so my summary may be cut in some areas but I got the gist of was said.
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\section{Chapter 1 Summary}
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Being the year 2020, information is obtained so easily and so readily through any means necessary. Whether it be through our phones, computers, even refrigerators (yes it's real). Technology is rapidly evolving everyday. Sadly with every innovation, there is always someone, something, some person ready to stomp on the idea, make money from it, or worse \emph{spy on us}. The way we adopt technology is how things are innovated. People will choose ease over convenience any change they get. Whether we adopt such a radical change so quickly \emph{(i.e. smartphones)} or such a slow change over time \emph{i.e. personal computers} there are always advantages and disadvantages to each piece of technology invented.\par
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Technology has the ability to also transform us as humans. There is most likely going to be self-driving cars within 30 years from now that driving won't even be a concept for people anymore. Whether that is a good or bad thing is up to self-interpretation. It's widely known that long-term memory is important to human beings as it exercises our muscles in the brain and help keep us functioning. Technology is starting to replace a lot of the way we function as humans. It's not always for the worse however. Ease when it comes to livelihood isn't a bad thing in fact it helps humans stay relaxed and motivated. Changing our daily habits also helps us as humans stay active and keep our motors running. Technology is changing our perceptions of the world and it constantly keeps out aware of the world around us. Weirdly enough, the book mentions how the Amish know that technology is something that could potentially be a hazard to the world so they carefully examine technology before adopting it.\par
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There have been many huge milestones in technology that forever changed the world. While there are the simple ones including the invention of internet and personal computers, but there are bigger milestones that stand apart. The manual calculator is also called the abacus helped humans count with arithmetics over 2000 years ago. Later mechanical calculators were invented as a way to count very easily and was very useful for businesses to be able to add up transactions and take inventory which we now do to this day. Later down the line, the cash register was invented as a way to count money very easily during transactions and speed up the process drastically. Punched-card tabulation helped corporations take information very easily for records (especially for sensitive information). Once the year 1951 hit, commercial computers were invented by Ferrnanti which helped determine the election of Eisenhower which human experts could not accurately predict. After the invention of the commercial computer, people were eager for a faster way to be able to program on one. IBM was able to develop higher-level programming language which led to FORTRAN, a high-quality compiler. Each new invention helped aid the creation of a higher quality and more efficient iterations.
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Milestones were made in networking as well. Starting as early as the telegram which allowed people to communicate across states through Morse code. Later on the telephone which allowed audio communication which is still used to this day. Typewriters helped create the keyboard which we still use as a primary typing tool. Cloud computing made a huge jump starting at IBM which today is now readily available by anyone in the world with a computer and internet capability. The internet alone is considered one of the greatest and worst technological inventions in the world because of its wonderful and horrible use cases for many people.
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It is appropriate to say that technology (not just computer-based technology) is what drives change and helps create a better society but it isn't always the best thing for the world.
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\section{Review Questions \#1-11}
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\item Today is considered the Information Age because of how we have readily available information that we can get quicker than most people can think through their brains. Whether that be talking to Siri or searching on DuckDuckGo.
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\item Mathematic tables helped develop autonomous calculating machines because the more complex a problem got, the less time people wanted to spend calculating. Nowadays, we are able to create programs that can calculate faster and more accurately than the smartest man in the world.
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\item In the 1950s, we finally saw the first commercial computer which helped aid many companies financially. This is the time-frame of World War II, where we were destined to create bigger and better systems than any competing countries. The growth of the mechanical calculator helped aid creating a computer-based calculator that was able to help businesses keep inventory stock as well keep financially balanced.
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\item What led IBM and Burroughs Adding Machine Company to dominate their markets was innovation. Each company was able to create something bigger and better than their competitors (which were very few and far between). Just like businesses today, we constantly see competition and competition strives to make these companies innovate in their fields.
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\item Radar helped stimulate advances in computing by being a simple way to track weather patterns, control the skies through aviation, and help map the world and the areas around us whether it be through maps or through aviation.
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\item The Cold War helped bring about the personal computer because it was more of a widespread concept and idea. More successful concepts such as the microprocessor and higher-level programming helped aid people to an open onset of new ideas especially through Bill Gate's BASIC.
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\item Europe was a more dense and industrial place than British Isles so the telegram would need to be widespread across various companies which is why semaphore telegram could have been more used there..
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\item The telegraph was a very quick was of sending coded messages to people sometimes even quicker than telephone or wireless networks but was very limited in its way to convey messages. Telephones are a nice way to hear the voice of others however it used to require being connected at home and could cost a lot more money. Wireless networks is currently the superior way to convey messages however it has its ability to allow other unwanted people to read private conversations.
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\item Berners-Lee's system of hyperlink text was built on top of TCP/IP protocols which can connect any two computers through the internet which is still used today by every computer that can communicate online. Every PC has a unique public IP based on their location which is how we are able to traverse through the Internet and play online video-games.
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\item Four examples of how a social condition influenced the development of new information technologies include World War II, the Cold War, The Great Depression, and the Vietnam War. Most of these are wars because war is one of the major innovative factors because it drives competition.
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\item Social change brought about the adoption of new information technology in many ways. One of them being the invention of the mechanical calculator as it allowed people to calculate problems quicker and help their businesses thrive. Another would be the invention of the commercial computer which similar to the mechanical calculator helped the creation of jobs and people able to easily work for businesses through computing technologies. The last two would be the request for social reform after the Vietnam War showcased real footage of warfare which many people disapproved of and lastly the need for equality of races and sexes requiring more demanding work amongst the people of the world.
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\indent Ethics are one of (if not) the most important concepts in the business field. The chapter talks a lot about different ethical point of views, where they come from, and how they are important in defining morality or what is right and wrong to each person.\\
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\indent Ethical relativism is the theory that there is no moral right and wrong and that it is dependent on the person themselves; subjective relativism is that each person has decides what is right and wrong themselves. Cultural relativism is the theory of what is truly right and what is truly wrong rests on society itself and that no individual decides it on their own. Divine command theory is decided around good actions within God's parameters. Of course this more is reliant on religious affiliation (possibly God as the concept of a greater person than thyself). Ethical egoism is focusing on on each person's self-interest rather than other (egotistical complex). Kantianism is the thought that people's actions should be guided by moral laws which are universal laws (similar to the 10 Commandments). Act Utilitarianism is contradictory to Kantianism in that if the benefits exceed the harms it's a good action. Rule Utilitarianism is the theory that we should try to strive to make everyone happy whether that be making sacrifices or not. Social contract theory is the idea that everyone in a civilized society exists if the establishment of rules is in place and a government is capable of enforcing the rules. This concept is very important because it has been adopted by the United States during the creation of the nation. Rawl's theory of justice dictates that competition, if done properly, can help benefit production in social aspects.\\
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\indent These various aspects of ethics can be appropriately adapted towards the betterment of not just businesses but life as a whole. We adopt many theories dating back to the Renaissance to this day because of how accurately they can and have been portrayed Understanding ethics and ethical dilemmas allows proper ideas to flourish and business connections to be made.
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\indent The Internet being relatively new has changed the way we view humanity and the world as a whole. The Internet provides us with information in milliseconds which has helped countless people win arguments with people when they did not have the answer. The Internet is also the scariest invention since the Atomic Bomb as it has a huge potential to be the largest anti-privacy hotspot. Billion's of indexed pages allow for people to view information very quickly which is very useful because preserving facts is very important to maintaining a presence in society. The information is very easily manipulated however (especially on Wikipedia) which is easily edited to be stripped of "controversial information". Preserving information of all types is also something that is important as it prevents censorship in a world of progressive censorship being a problem. The book labels the Internet as "the best and worst of humanity" which is very, \emph{very} accurate; however, that can be labeled about most of the world in ways. The internet can be dark and twisted but also holds some of the greatest attributes of modern life. The worst of the Internet isn't even the "dark web", it's social media.\\
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\indent Social media is becoming the biggest red flag of society as of lately. Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin all use your information and sell them for use in many activities that you may not was be apart of. Often times too it's people under the age of 18 which is \emph{really} scary. Social media in closed conditions however (IRC, Direct message through secure SSL encrypted lines) is still a viable option.\\
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\indent Censorship is a very important novelty that is considered by many a human right. The Internet is the \#1 hotspot for preventing censorship. Anyone can create a website and make whatever they want for content and it'd be completely fine (assuming no illegal content is hosted). One problem with this is companies like Facebook who censor what you want to say on their platform that doesn't fit their narrative.\\
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\indent While we get closer to a completely technological age, life is breaching a very important stage of what we should the Internet be capable of and the limits we set upon it. Whether it be watching videos or reading articles, the Internet is something that will not go away and that is not a bad thing; we, however, need to acknowledge its faults and learn to improve it over time.
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\item Spam is very popular for a multitude of reasons. Sending an email in batch (around 100,000 emails) can only up to 10 minutes which is faster than sending physical mail. Someone can spend that time hoping to achieve a couple of innocent people's information, or whatever they plan on achieving, just by sending an email.
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\item Spam is on the decline as people are finally starting to understand what spam looks like especially with spam filters. Google, despite being \emph{Google}, has created many magnificent algorithms including their spam filter. Their spam filter works 99\% of the time which is very impressive. Typically scams happen with advertisements on websites versus spam anymore.
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\item A good chunk of web browsing is done on mobile devices right now as it's quicker and easier to load a webpage on your phone on the go versus pulling out a laptop to look something up. My personal website is currently getting optimized for mobile layouts so it is very important to setup a mobile and base website layout. With apps, it's easier to view clean UI on an app versus just a plain webpage (especially) on mobile. People will take ease of capability nowadays so UI so becoming more important by the day.
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\item Texting is sent through radio towers while instant messaging is sent through the internet. Both have the ability to be encrypted which is good for the end users, but both have vulnerabilities. Instant messaging can still be tampered with by many people while texting is also a clean hotspot for spam messages.
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\item Facebook is a prime example of how social media has messed with news as they censor news outlets that do not fall under their agenda (typically conservative-based news outlets).
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\item The Internet is faster and easier than conventional newspapers. Pretty simple answer. However newspapers are still safer in a lot of ways being more of a public medium.
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\item Censorship is a person, company, outlet, etc. who silences a person for their point-of-view on topics whether that be physically silence or remove messages and anywhere in-between.
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\item The Internet is open to \emph{anybody}. Any human can buy a domain, host a server, and output whatever they want on the Internet. You cannot censor someone's website unless the government seizes your website for illegal content. News outlets, on the other hand, can cut off feed while you are talking.
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\item Broadcasters cannot say whatever they want because they are given a script to read from and if they deviate then they're finding a new job. Book publishers can make a story and send it out to anyone and that's out there for life.
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\item Sexting is very difficult to combat because with how encrypting is being done nowadays, lots people cannot tamper feeds as easily. At this point, it's up to the parents to teach their kids how to be responsible.
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\item The leading form of identity theft is probably done through social security. Your social security number is like a lock that is in your brain. If you give someone the lock, they will create duplicates and it's out there and you can never get a new one lock on your door.
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\item College students are fresh meat for identity theft because they are just starting life and they are able to use your information to affect the early stages of your employment.
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\item High-tech methods of identity theft:
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\item Cyberbullying is the concept of harassing an individual physically or mentally but using a technological product to aid.
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\item Technology releases dopamine similarly to pornography. Each click and sound you hear, your brain addresses and releases that dopamine which keeps you wanting to do it more and more. The more you do it the more your body gets inclined and hard to quick. It's very similar to nicotine or drugs.
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\indent Intellectual property is a very controversial topic when involving a community of people. What each person creates and delivers to the community has the potential to be stolen by other people which is a problem. Intellectual property is also a power often abused by people who believe they own a specific word or brand when they really do not. Fair use is the concept that a product or service is a common good rather than an individuals creation.\\
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\indent With the evolution of technology, the Internet is something that is very widespread that it has caused problems for companies. Patents are a great way to protect against stealing of a product by publicly announcing and showcasing the design of the product or service at hand. It is very important to get a proper patent if a product is reaching headway and you are afraid of people stealing it. Every company has a problem with competition. If one person creates a product better than another, it could be game over for a company. That is why it is important to protect the property you have. The other side of the issue how companies could abuse a copyright system by copyrighting something they shouldn't or try to own a product that is something outside of the norm. For example, the YouTube channel "React" tried to copyright the word react and charge people money for the use of the concept which was a huge red flag and luckily they retracted.\\
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\indent When understanding property, people tend to think you have to have a physical product in hand which is not true. Intellectual property is just as important if not more because and idea someone has or concept, is still their property as long as they can document it. While it's true multiple companies can create similar products, property is the underlying concept that an idea or physical product is yours and no one can take that idea and use it. Copyright law is a very interesting subject for a lot of people as it what stops anyone from being able to get a movie or show for free legally. Obviously there are ways around copyright law but the concept still is in effect where we are not allowed to download a movie without paying. Piracy is still very rampant in society as it has been very easily replicated compared to the past.
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\item Intellectual property is hard to protect because of the word itself "intellectual". Meaning any person can claim they had thought of an idea before someone steals it. Physical property is something someone physically has in hand which is a lot easier to prove.
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\item Locke's natural right says we cannot steal property which is definitely important for physical and intellectual property but the problem with intellectual property is it's hard to prove that it is not stolen from someone else.
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\item People are able to protect their intellectual property through patents or copyrights which are in place to protect things like intellectual property and physical property.
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\item Patents are publicly announced to the world so in theory if a company were to patent a product, everyone knows about it and how it functions while a trade secret is something the public does not know but it can "in theory" be stolen because it was not publicly shown through a patent.
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\item Option 3: Rajiv should have obviously talked with the team about their design because that is his time to tell them what he likes and doesn't like about the design. I guess he is trustworthy in his developers but he still should talk to them.\\Option 4: While he's finally talking to the team, he's forcing the team to use something they probably aren't familiar with.
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\item Fair use is the concept that a piece of work is able to be criticized and reviewed by the public while using the footage. Fair use is allowed to use the product at hand without providing the product through piracy means.
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\item YouTube is a prime example of how easy it is for people to violate copyright law because it's very easy to upload a video with content they shouldn't share.
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\item Fair use has so often been thrown away (especially on YouTube) because copyright holders are so protective of their product and YouTube rather than dealing with everything case by case, they just allow they companies to claim a video and move one.
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\item BitTorrent is easily used because it's the link between each peer-to-peer that was harder to find beforehand.
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\item This definitely is a case-by-case basis so it's hard to come to a solid conclusion but from what I'm understanding, the court's lack of understanding peer-to-peer system led to them concluding what peer-to-peer networks really are not, piracy.
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\item The most significant changes in the last 15 years was definitely the switch from physical to digital media. Sites like Napster put a damper on how we receive music and it's very different. Nowadays it's pretty standard to use a streaming service which is legal.
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\item If company A wants to create a product similar to company B, as long as they do not reference company B AND they do NOT use any code, it will not be violating copyrights.
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\indent Privacy is one of the essential human rights and it's something that makes each human feel safe and secure. Each day we progress, our society and government want to invade our privacy more and more in order to make money to people who want the information. Daily people are stripped of their social security, medical information, and phone numbers and sold to corrupt government agents or worse, China.\\
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\indent Modern technology makes it very easy for people to be susceptible to bad privacy standards. Facebook is a prime example of a company who makes a living off of its users giving as much information as possible. It's a scary fact that everyday people are losing social security numbers just because their credit card got "hacked" and the person didn't know better so they give up vital information. We live in a society nowadays where it is so easy to lose a huge chunk of your life.\\
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\indent Many organizations collect information on individuals and plan on selling to third-parties for profit. Any program or social media that they market as "free" will often use each individual as the product and sell the information. Facebook is insanely bad when it comes to their privacy aspects and have been shown to sell information to other people.\\
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\indent This last paragraph will summarize what to do to not get your information sold. Do NOT use social media. Every social media uses your information as a source of payment for the company. Do. Not. Use. Social. Media. Also do not give up your information to anyone. Use safe services to pay people (i.e. Paypal). Lastly, do not go online. That's obviously impossible so here are some nice things that can help you feel safer.
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\item Get an Android phone and install a custom ROM with microG. It's a variant of Google Play Services that doesn't use Google and doesn't send traffic. You can block location, market, everything Google related. Very awesome. (Also it's really good on battery).
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\item Being alone is the concept of no interaction with the people around you. Privacy is still being able to be around other people however they don't know things you do not want them to know. I prefer privacy but being alone is nice sometimes too.
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\item Excess privacy can lead to bad people running bad practices underneath the knowledge of the government (sex trafficking, looting, etc) while not enough privacy can lead to the knowledge of everyone around us and lead to a very insecure and pressuring society.
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\item Privacy is a prudential right as the philosophy stands that each human has an inherent right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Liberty = privacy.
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\item Privacy is a positive right meaning that it's a good thing to have. I firmly believe that privacy should be expressed making it a positive right.
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\item Some information should be made public limited to criminal records so we understand our community and can act accordingly.
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\item One example of where a person has to disclose personal information would be applying for a credit card because your social security is linked to your own credit and using another SS is considered fraud.
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\item Retailers use loyalty cards to improve sales because the cards are to be paid to the companies and loyalty cards on their end add to a credit service.
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\item Personally I see NO benefit of public medical records because that's something I believe no one should disclose unless appropriate. The risks are far and wide. Disclosing medical records could lead to "leaking" of them to companies and targeted ads towards the person with specific diseases. If I get ads based around my medical records, I won't be happy.
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\item Cookies from a web site can be stored and saved on the websites side and could potentially be sold to other companies.
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\item Data mining is the concept of a company taking information from a source while collaborative filtering is the effort of a group getting disclosed information and grabbing the information it needs.
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\item Opt-in policy is where the person MUST say yes or no to a policy at hand while opt-out policy they are AUTOMATICALLY said yes and have to remove themselves.
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\item Be safe on the internet is the real lesson. If you're information is online it's there forever. Be careful. Don't get worried however if you find your email somewhere. If it were really bad, you'd know.
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\indent Cyber Security is very important to maintaining and preserving our information. The government is in place to protect and serve its citizens to the best of their ability. However the government also makes a living off of its people and will tend to put policies in place to keep citizens in order. This is where governments will try to obtain information on people in order to "protect" other people. Government systems on all level have their benefits and disadvantages. The federal government is in charge of all states and puts nationwide policies into effect while the state government governs just the people within each state. Why this is important is due to how cyber security practices go per state.\\
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\indent Personally the federal government shouldn't have a lot of power because this allows too much constriction to rules. If a policy is put into place in a state and I don't agree with it, I can branch away from that state while federal policies are nationwide. Security practices that are federally run ted to be very unsafe towards the community. Acts like the Patriot Act that allows surveillance to be done in order to protect foreign attacks. While the meaning is good, the execution is very unsafe towards its citizens.\\
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\indent 9/11 was a major hit towards the United States and it brought on this new idea of are we really safe. Physically and technology-wise. Many federal agencies were caught illegally obtaining information in order to better "understand 9/11 and why it happened." (This is not a direct quote but more of an exaggeration of what I presume their intentions were)
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\item Privacy is considered by these men to be a human right. They all each have very similar ideas of everyone else and yourself. Privacy being how much everyone knows about me.
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\item Wiretapping was a felony case in 1879 but was used by the NYC police until 1920. After World War II, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover pressed to have the ban on wiretapping withdrawn. The NSA were also caught wiretapping after 9/11 trying to obtain information about al-Qaeda.
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\item COPPA is a huge benefit for children as it protects children online who aren't old enough to understand. California's Reader Privacy Act was passed in 2011 which prohibits commercial provider of book service to disclose information from subjects. Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act protects patients from unwanted information to be sold about medical records.
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\item The US Census is important as it gives our government a way to understand how things should be put into effect. Voting is a huge achievement as it allows our country to speak about who they want in charge.
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\item Three examples of government agencies illegally obtaining information is NSA wiretapping phones post-9/11, the NYC police wiretapping even after being placed as a felony.
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\item Telephony metadata is the collection of cellphone records done by the government as a way to keep tabs on its citizens post-9/11. Once the NSA were caught obtaining information, people were not happy to learn about the government spying on them.
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\item All operations involved the tampering and wiretapping of information from third-parties. Not all these were successful however as some were done illegally (i.e NSA wiretapping).
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\item They let their ISP handle their emails but they're also able to investigate the email as well giving them control over your information which could be done in bad practice.
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\item The use of National Security Letters can raise privacy concerns as it gives the government a way to spy on its citizens.
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\item The five tenets are:
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\item Citizens must know what information they are storing.
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\item People can change any errors written.
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\item Make sure the information is secure.
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\item The Privacy Act didn't particularly help anything as it just allowed the government to keep the tabs on people not the organizations.
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\item Only certain information is kept for a certain amount of time. Which can allow companies to make judgements.
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\item The government can collect our information like medical records for example and use that to send us ads for government-based healthcare plans, different tax brackets, or even avoid us from being able to do things other people can (i.e driving a car).
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\item You only have one social security number linked to a person so it shouldn't be used everyone and for everything.
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\item National identification card allows people to distinguish who they are and it also lets people use something that isn't hugely private. The problem however is this ID can be stolen or worse even used against you in identity fraud.
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\item The government has mandated how companies can collect information especially websites requiring user verification. The government has helped the illegal use of your information by making it required where your information is used. The government has made it a felony to invade people's privacy and illegally obtain their information.
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