Sentence examples for privacy perils from inspiring English sources
But Jeffrey Rosen, whose new book, "The Unwanted Gaze," is the definitive text on privacy perils in the digital age, feels sanguine about "Big Brother".
Mr. Rich writes: "Jeffrey Rosen, whose new book, 'The Unwanted Gaze,' is the definitive text on privacy perils in the digital age, feels sanguine about 'Big Brother.'ItIt's silly to huff and puff about wanting to watch lurid television,' he says.
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James B. Rule, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Law and Society at UC Berkeley, is the author of "Privacy in Peril: How we are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience".
The privacy and surveillance perils of Big Data came up only in passing.
So why, then, are some of the most technically adept people willing to take on even potentially broader privacy risks than the perils of receiving e-mail and surfing the Web? Think, for instance, of people adept enough to use Napster or Gnutella or various other software programs that let people swap digital music or other media files over the Internet.
Oliver Stone's excellent new film "Snowden" is a primer on life in the digital age - the perils to privacy, professionalism and the personal.
I worry about the consequences for families if the attacks on abortion access listed by Dorothy Samuels in her May 10 Editorial Observer ("A Spreading Peril for Women's Privacy and Freedom") succeed.
There's also peril on the personal privacy front for U.S. health citizens if fragmented U.S. regulations don't fast-forward to meet up with this Brave New Healthcare World which is already steaming ahead of consumer protections.
Also, he said, "being a law student gives one plenty of opportunity to see the perils of not keeping your privacy closely guarded".
You don't have to be a citizen of a totalitarian government to sort out the perils of propaganda on our privacy.
