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Publicly private. By McKenna Wray. What is privacy?. “the state of being alone or removed from the public eye” Changed significantly over past ten years Concept of statuses & tweets Smartphones. Just how protected do you think your private information is on various websites?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PUBLICLY PRIVATEBy McKenna Wray

What is privacy?

“the state of being alone or removed from the public eye”

Changed significantly over past ten years Concept of statuses

& tweets Smartphones

Just how protected do you think your private information is on various websites?

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Concept changed

Zuckerburg on privacy

Social media Blogging People more

willing to share online

College & Job Applications

91% of employers College admissions Civil Rights Act of 1964

Race Religion Gender

How it will change in the future?

Potential for third party screeners

Changing privacy policies Public

understanding

Smart phones

Increased popularity 2009, 5% world

population 2013, 22% world

population Allows for constant

connectionhttp://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2573415

Company 2012 Units 2011 Units 2010 Units 2009 Units

Samsung 384,631.2 315,052.2 281,065.8 235,772.0

Nokia 333,938.0 422,478.3 461,318.2 440,881.6

Apple 130,133.2 89,263.2 46,598.3 24,889.7

ZTE 67,344.2 56,881.8 28,768.7 16,026.1

LG Electronics 58,015.9 86,370.9 114,154.6 121,972.1

Motorola 33,916.3 40,269.1 38,553.7 58,475.2

HTC 32,121.8 43,266.9 24,688.4 10,811.9

Others 706,075.0 722,129.6 601,654.7 302,411.0

Total 1,746,175.6 1,775,712.0 1,596,802.4 1,211,239.6

Smartphone Sales Since 2009

Location services Privacy settings Apps Often mentioned in

phone contracts Kept in databases

Accessed via: GPS Wi-Fi Cell towers IP Address User-volunteered

http://techpageone.dell.com/technology/infographic-how-location-data-is-collected/#.UoFcZZTwKnZ

Data Collection

The Future of Smart Phones

Turn off location services to avoid

Contact sharing FCC mandate for smartphones

by 2018 Match updates to 911 databases

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Munchbach, Andrew. "Apple Stealthily Recording, Storing GPS Position of IPhone, 3G IPad Users." BGR. BGR, 20 Apr. 2011. Web. 15 Oct. 2013.

Perlroth, Nicole. "Mobile Apps Take Data Without Permission." Bits Mobile Apps Take Data Without Permission Comments. NY Times, 15 Feb. 2012. Web. 15 Oct. 2013.

Shiels, Maggie. "Facebook: Is the Age of Privacy Over?" BBC News. BBC, 11 Jan. 2010. Web. 15 Oct. 2013.

Sundberg, Jorgen. "How Employers Use Social Media To Screen Applicants.” The Undercover Recruiter. Web. 09 Oct. 2013.

van der Meuler, Rob, and Janessa Rivera. "Newsroom." Gartner Says Smartphone Sales Grew 46.5 Percent in Second Quarter of 2013 and Exceeded Feature Phone Sales for First Time. N.p., 14 Aug. 2013. Web. 11 Nov. 2013.