The Pros And Cons Of Digital Privacy

Privacy is a concept of the past, and technology has been ahead of itself for quite some time. The world today is unable to get enough of the new and improved ideas that roll into stores and fly off the shelves. On top of that, the creations that allow people to shop from home has stores shutting down all over the country. The concept is mind boggling, and this country is in a system overload of information that’s about to explode. It’s clear that most the technology that has been created is vulnerable to electronic surveillance and interception. Since some individuals do not have any regard for human life, one shadows in the background seek the opportunity to steal from another. As the world turns and amplifies the whole system from good to worse, the public must find ways to protect themselves. Digital privacy is fading because different aspects of technologies harm society such as credit
Similar to credit fraud, however it’s different because it’s a larger magnitude of theft. For example, in 2014 Target was hacked and it affected over 100 million people. The level of hacks were substantial as persons names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses were stolen. With technology being so far advanced, nonetheless was someone still able to violate millions of people’s digital privacy. More shocking is that millions of illegal immigrants migrate to America, and use tax payer’s social security numbers to create an identity for themselves. Although, most immigrants are only trying to earn money the unlawful act affects millions of hard working Americans. On the other hand, if the government would enforce a stricter immigration reform perhaps many lives wouldn’t be distressed. Furthermore, because technology is so far advanced, people feel the need and have the capability of having a system installed to protect themselves and their best interest against identity