To what extent has

modern society killed

privacy?

By Connor Laurie, Chino Consing and Jeremy Engel

'Privacy is dead'

Is it really?What is privacy?How does the idea of privacy play into modern society?What are the different parts of society that affect privacy?

What is privacy?

Dictionary: 'the state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people'

Is there more to it?

How do othersdefine it?

Modern Society

Celebrities: PaparazziTechnological AdvancementsGovernment: FBI

Celebrities

Problems: ● Paparazzi have invaded personal space and privacy● Private lives exploited by magazines etc.● They are watched much more closely● Their actions are taken much more seriously and and

they therefore have to act differently than normal.

Technological Advancements

-People announce what they are doing on social networks (twitter, facebook) -If your computer was to be stolen or hacked all history and things your computer has been tracking will be revealed. -Everything that is being done on technology is being fed to a company.-Phones have GPS meaning you're being tracked at all times.

Government

-With a search warrant police are allowed to invade your privacy by entering your home or your personal items. -Government organizations keep your history and what you have been doing on your computer (CIA, FBI) -If government is suspicious of you for a crime they may send someone to spy on you.

How modern society has not killed

privacy -Not everyone use social networks-People may not use technology-Government may not be as invasive -Social norms have changed (Mark Zuckerberg)

Although it takes a lot of effort to have privacy you can still have privacy in modern areas.