…refers to being free from intrusion—the right to be left alone, to be free from surveillance, and to have control over the information collected and stored.

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…refers to being free from intrusion—the right to be left alone, to be free from surveillance, and to have control over the information collected and stored about yourself. In this section: U.S. Privacy-Protective LawsBehavioral Targeting U.S. Privacy-Invasive LawsTraffic Shaping SurveillanceTransparency Issues > Privacy Privacy

U.S. privacy-protective laws refer to legislation designed to protect the private information of U.S. citizens. U.S. Privacy-Protective Laws The right to privacy has been a hotly debated topic in countries around the world for generations. Many recent privacy laws focus on digital technology issues. Issues > Privacy > U.S. Privacy-Protective Laws Links: Video: Domestic Drones to Patrol Streets of Seattle

U.S. privacy-invasive laws refer to legislation that is invasive to individual privacy for a perceived greater good of the country. U.S. Privacy-Invasive Laws Links: Video: Patriot Act Presentation Issues > Privacy > U.S. Privacy-Invasive Laws

Surveillance is the close monitoring of behavior through electronic technologies such as wiretapping, data mining, remote video and audio monitoring, GPS, and RFID. Surveillance Links: Video: The Surveillance Society Video: The Surveillance Hummingbird Who is monitoring those individuals doing the monitoring? Will the information gathered in electronic surveillance be used to invade our privacy? Issues > Privacy > Surveillance

Behavioral targeting uses information about a person’s behavior to inform businesses and marketers so that they can offer products that are likely to be of interest to that person. Behavioral Targeting Links: Video: Ads That Track Your Web Activity Video: Ordering Pizza in the Future Much of the information gathered about individuals is collected without their knowledge. Issues > Privacy > Behavioral Targeting

Traffic shaping refers to controlling the flow of network traffic in order to optimize performance by delaying some data packets in favor of others. Traffic Shaping The practice of traffic shaping impacts users in different ways. All users should be concerned about how traffic shaping is implemented and if any private information is being gathered in the process. Links: Video: Internet Traffic Shaping Issues > Privacy > Traffic Shaping

Transparency is when a person, business, organization, or government keeps little or nothing secret from the world – an approach that is supported by technologies such as lifestreaming, geo-location, and microblogging. Transparency So what is the danger in having other people know about your life, the intricacies of your day-to-day dealings, and your secret thoughts? If you aren’t doing anything illegal, why should you care what other people know about you? Some individuals subscribe to this philosophy, have abandoned concerns over privacy, and are leading a transparent lifestyle. Links: Video: The narcissism is eating my soul Issues > Privacy > Transparency

Terms Privacy U.S. Privacy-Protective Laws U.S. Privacy-Invasive Laws Surveillance Wiretapping Data mining Video and audio surveillance GPS and RFID surveillance Behavioral Targeting Onsite behavioral targeting Network behavioral targeting Traffic shaping Transparency Lifestream Issues > Privacy > See your eBook for more information about these terms Privacy