Question

The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution secures the right of privacy. It protects American citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. Advancements in technology have raised issues regarding this protected right. Explain the reasons for governmental surveillance of electronic communications, and the fear associated with these actions.

Answer 1

Answer::

The more the deprived on knowledge the more the threat that arises for people and the country.

In this digital world, where we are regularly being bombarded by Cyber attack and real attacks planned in a tech savvy way, it is the duty of the Government to stop these slaughter.

In recent analysis, it was found that lots of Physical attacks are planned and communicated in electronic medium.

This has given rise to various programs secretly driven the central administration to eaves drop or create surveillance on electronic infrastructure.

Though it might give rise to invasion of privacy but in the larger attention of the Nation, the administration has more than a few programs using high end knowledge and concept like Big data to filter out infrastructure which are suspicious in nature and which could potentially be a threat to the nation and security.

So, yes it is wanted to eaves drop but could use knowledge to do only for bad rings and not for all.

But these also have unconstructive reaction among several accommodation of the society who feel that any electronic announcement could be furtively taped by someone and used alongside them or directly intrude into their time alone against their will