2. privacy:
defined as the right to control our dates and their divulgation/use
can we actually say that our right to privacy is preserved today?
answer to this question is not that easy
3. cookies
they are mainly used by the advertising agencies in order to trace our research patterns
in google for example.
Thanks to this informations they can show on our monitor aimed advertising notices
targeted to our tastes
4. probably we are not protected as we should but sometimes it’s not necessary.
For example in these cases:
we give permission to owners of websites to get informations
from our research
5. thanks to them:
● we save time
● we may be less annoyed by ads
● we could spot interesting goods
they definitely make internet ads better than TV ones
but:
● they could be hacked
● dates could be sold
● they could dig too deep inside our activities on the internet
6. the big problem: datagate-Atlantic axis
the German chancellor Angela Merkel has been spied since 2002 from Prism and
Tempora.
They are both electronic surveillance programs. The first one is used in USA, the second
in UK and they control not only chancellors but more or less everything on the internet
7. private networks
secret services of the Atlantic axis used this two programs to get dates from ISP
(Internet Service Providers) .
Also our Wi-fi was probably controlled
8. Snowden and Winston
E.S.
1. ex computer technician of the CIA
2. he tried to declare his concerns about the
ethical problems linked to his works
3. after being ignored by CIA he fired himself and
revealed thousands of secreted files about the
international espionage and the functioning of
prism
W.S.
1. employed in the ministry of truth
2. falls in love with Julie, a rebel, and they both
join the brotherhood
3. after physical and psychological torture they
both betray the other
9. the eye
in conclusion nor their owners neither we can say that our privacy is safe from the eyes
of tech giants
