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meet the SIX (6) source requirement , meet the five (5) FULL page minimum requi
meet the SIX (6) source requirement , meet the five (5) FULL page minimum requirement , . have in-text citations using “The Sandwich Technique”, have a Works Cited page, use MLA citation/formatting,
use these sources plus two additional ones.
“The Nothing to Hide Argument” (734)
“What Your Email Metadata Told the NSA about You” (746)
“Six Provocations for Big Data” (754)
“It’s Not OK Cupid–Co-Founder Defends User Experiments” (763)
Topic: The internet over the last 25 years, has increasingly become an integral part of individuals’ professional, social, personal, political, and cultural lives. As much as it can provide users with information, connectivity, and opportunity, it can also put users’ personal data at risk. Organizations (including government and law enforcement) and private individuals can obtain, both legally and illegally, sensitive information, which can put one’s personal security at risk. Some argue that such “sharing” (voluntary or not) of information is inevitable given the nature of the internet and that “privacy” as it was once known, is obsolete. Some argue that it is up to individuals to keep their personal information secure by being careful about what they post online. Others think that government and corporations should take responsibility for ensuring information security. What do you think?
Who should be responsible for personal privacy on the internet
(individuals, corporations, government, or a combination)?
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