Should the government have unfettered access to our aggregate personal data in its pursuit of terrorist and/or criminal actors? Why or why not?
Yes, government should have our aggregate personal data, because it helps to identify individuals, groups, and entities of terrorist nature and create security for the people at large.
It gives strength to the government to nullify the action plan of criminal nature by tracking down the source of personal data and take corrective action.
Further, access to aggregate personal data , does not amount to invasion in intimacy or privacy of the individuals. So, government should have the access to such data.
Should the government have unfettered access to our aggregate personal data in its pursuit of terrorist...
There have been a number of recent terrorist attacks carried out by individuals who did not necessarily have any actual affiliation with major terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda or the Islamic State ("ISIS"). These so-called "lone-wolf" actors may be inspired by the recruitment videos and hashtag campaigns delivered via social media by the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, but they move from inspiration to action on their own, without direct communication with terrorist groups’ leadership. In a May, 2017...
why did the federal government abandon its pursuit of racial equality? how did their decision impact the nations citizens?
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Terrorist threats have become increasingly common. The government, as well as all types of organizations in many industries, are using programs for assessing these threats, providing countermeasures, and communicating with those affected. What level of activity do you see in your organization or by your government representatives? How effective do you feel these actions are? What else should be done?
Should our government take money from the rich and give it to the poor? If so, why, how, and how much should they? (When possible, cite data from your textbook, the web, or from one of your classmate's posts about the degree and/or trend in income and/or wealth inequality, the distribution of taxes paid, or other relevant factors to support your post.)
Should our government take money from the rich and give it to the poor? If so, why, how, and how much should they? (When possible, cite data from your textbook, the web, or from one of your classmate's posts about the degree and/or trend in income and/or wealth inequality, the distribution of taxes paid, or other relevant factors to support your post.)
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Why should federal and state government agencies track employment and unemployment data? Why should they be concerned about the under-employed and discouraged workers?
Read the case study below and answer the questions in a 2 page paper: The FBI & Apple: Security vs. Privacy In December 2015, the FBI attained the iPhone of one of the shooters in an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack that killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California. As part of the investigation, the FBI attempted to gain access to the data stored on the phone but was unable to penetrate its encryption software. Lawyers for the Obama administration approached Apple...