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Privacy
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People need to trade their privacy to get the benefits of today's technology.
Security cannot be gained without shedding some privacy.
The data security issues of virtual reality will influence the customer privacy and company benefits.
Drones are a threat to privacy and get innocent civilians in other countries killed
Privacy cannot exist when there is no transparency
Privacy is less important to a generation that grew up with YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and texting.
Is the breach of privacy by any sort of policing organization/government justifiable under the subjective notion of suspected terrorism?
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