Privacy and Technology

Since the attack on the world plenty refer in 2001, terrorism has turn over the most important panic in the world. This sluicet alter the consciences of everybody and a war was tell against the terrorism by many an(prenominal) a nonher(prenominal) countries. However, in order to cling to the population, the establishment tends to trade well-behaved rights for trade protection. Even if civil liberties be the basis of every modern constitution. This essay will ask that it is not worth to trade our liberty for some protection. Indeed, the government will not make believe as a defender but as a new holy terror. We will enamour that freedom and privacy argon not respected in period of in credential in many way of lifes. The first way concerns the regularity of pic watch in the street. The second target focuses of the false promise of earnest by trading our liberty. in conclusion we will see a judicial case that concerns our privacy. \nFirstly, many authors denou nce some measures that wages governments to protect its citizens. Indeed, Kaminer, the author of the phrase Trading Liberty for Illusions, focuses on the false promise of protection even if our liberty is hindered. As he said, its sane to say that they constitute a threat to privacy, liberty and even physical safety not a promise of security system. (Kaminer 398) In other words, the acres is providing a feeling of security by suspending civil liberties. In his article Kaminer talks slightly a horrible event in history, the incarceration of Japanese-American during conception War II. It is clearly a violation of liberty in order to convince stack that they ar safe. \nFurthermore, the main threat against our civil liberties concerns the technology, specifically the video watchfulness. Indeed the government is abusing of this method to keep under surveillance the population. The government is constantly reflexion all of us in the street even if we are not agreed. Our libe rty is not respected when we cannot walk in the street without been captur...