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A computer cannot violate your privacy. Data retrieved by a computer program which is evaluated and interpreted by a human should be considered a violation of privacy laws (unless a warrant supported by probable cause exists). If your computer saw you naked, would you be embarassed?

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Privacy is a major issue in the IT field. One major concern is the "Social Network". Sites such as Facebook and Myspace open several doors to privacy invasion, and its an ethical question. Should peoples Facebook/Myspace be open to scrutiny? According to corporate America, Yes. Businesses use peoples Social Network accounts to do a sort of "Background" check to see what you post, how you spend your free time, and what your extra curricular activities consist of.

You may also forget to log out of an account or email, leaving yourself and private info open to who ever comes along.

By clicking on a website and agreeing to the terms of useor the EULA (End User License Agreement), you have said yes to the sites giving your info to the highest bidder.

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describe 3 way how computer technology threat the privacy of our data?

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Computer does not let others to see important documents, video, pictures and other files if have gave password to it. So its provide a big privacy.

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