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GOVERNMENT SURVEILANCE
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WHAT IS GOVERNMENT
SURVEILANCE ?
2. My position on this subject is that, I think that security is somewhat
necessary, but it can be a bit intrusive. I think Mykko Hypponen is correct
when he states that terrorism can be a cover up to put a plan In action. I am
aware of the fact that the more acts of terror that are committed ,the more laws
can be implicated due to perceived terrorist acts.
This also gives people the right to invade foreign countries and take whatever
they want to take from these countries, including natural resources ,etc.
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3. Privacy today faces growing threats from a growing surveillance
apparatus that is often justified in the name of national
security. Numerous government agencies—including the
National Security Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
the Department of Homeland Security, and state and local law
enforcement agencies—intrude upon the private
communications of innocent citizens, amass vast databases of
who we call and when, and catalog “suspicious activities”
based on the vaguest standards.
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SECURITY
Privacy today faces growing threats from a growing surveillance apparatus that is
often justified in the name of national security. Numerous government agencies—
including the National Security Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the
Department of Homeland Security, and state and local law enforcement agencies—
intrude upon the private communications of innocent citizens, amass vast
databases of who we call and when, and catalog “suspicious activities” based on
the vaguest standards.
The government’s collection of this sensitive information is itself an invasion of
privacy. But its use of this data is also rife with abuse. Innocuous data is fed into
bloated watchlists, with severe consequences—innocent individuals have found
themselves unable to board planes, barred from certain types of jobs, shut out of
their bank accounts, and repeatedly questioned by authorities. Once information is
in the government’s hands, it can be shared widely and retained for years, and the
rules about access and use can be changed entirely in secret without the public
ever knowing.
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5. z DOUBLE EDGED
SWORD
Another important idea that we
must observe s the notion that all
the technology we are given
including apps ,Internet,
cellphones etc.(sky drives)can be
used against us .Cloud storages
can store tangible evidence of all
of your documents and pics ,etc. A
cell phone is almost always in the
palm of our hands. GPS can track
us through cellular devices.
Facebook shows the world, who
we know and associate with.
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ACLU
AMERICAN CIVIL
LIBERTIES UNION
7 Facts About ACLU
▪ ACLU is Non Profit
▪ The ACLU Was founded after
WW1 (1917) in 1920 to protect
those who objected to the war
▪ Many members are lawyers and
volunteers
▪ The New York times was not
initially a fan
▪ Nor was President Woodrow
Wilson
▪ One of the earliest cases was one
of most legendary
▪ ACLU participates in more
Supreme Court cases than any
other private organization
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NSA
The National Security
Agency (NSA) is an
intelligence agency of
the United States and
comes under the
Department of Defense.
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The primary purpose of NSA is the collection of foreign
communications data and its analysis with regards to the security
of American communications against other agencies. The Director
of National Intelligence heads the agency.
The NSA headquarter is based 16km from Washington at Fort
George G. Meade in Maryland. NSA is one of the most secretive
intelligence agencies in the world. For many years the United
States government didn't acknowledge its existence. It was
jokingly referred as ‘No Such Agency’.
NSA is one of the most secretive intelligence agencies in the
world. For many years the United States government didn't
acknowledge its existence. It was jokingly referred as ‘No Such
Agency’.
NSA eavesdrops on all forms of intercepted communication
including internet and radio broadcast by different individuals and
organizations. All confidential, sensitive government
FACTS ABOUT NSA
