1. To what e xtent has
m odern soc iety killed
privacy?
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2. 'Privac y is dead'
Is it really?
What is privacy?
How does the idea of privacy play into modern
society?
What are the different parts of society that
affect privacy?
3. What is privacy?
Dictionary: 'the state or condition of being
free from being observed or disturbed by
other people'
Is there more to it?
How do others
define it?
5. C elebrities
Problems:
● Paparazzi have invaded personal space and privacy
● Private lives exploited by magazines etc.
● They are watched much more closely
● Their actions are taken much more seriously and and
they therefore have to act differently than normal.
6. ological Advancements
Tech n
-People announce what they are doing on social networks
(twitter, facebook)
-If your computer was to be stolen or hacked all history
and things your computer has been tracking will be
revealed.
-Everything that is being done on technology is being fed
to a company.
-Phones have GPS meaning you're being tracked at all
times.
7. G overnment
-With a search warrant police are allowed to invade your
privacy by entering your home or your personal items.
-Government organizations keep your history and what
you have been doing on your computer (CIA, FBI)
-If government is suspicious of you for a crime they may
send someone to spy on you.
8. n society ha s not killed
How m oder
privacy
-Not everyone use social networks
-People may not use technology
-Government may not be as invasive
-Social norms have changed (Mark Zuckerberg)
Although it takes a lot of effort to have
privacy you can still have privacy in modern
areas.
