Privacy and Surveillance in the Digital Age
Explore the tension between individual privacy rights and the collection of personal data by governments and corporations.
Key Questions
- Analyze the trade-offs between convenience and privacy in using digital services.
- Explain the concept of digital footprints and their long-term implications.
- Critique current privacy policies and regulations regarding data collection.
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