Privacy

Summary: "Opposing Viewpoints: Privacy ... are selected from a wide range of highly respected sources and publications"--

Record details

ISBN: 9780737772821
ISBN: 0737772824
ISBN: 9780737772838
ISBN: 0737772832
Physical Description: print
182 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Publisher: Farmington Hills, Mich : Greenhaven Press, a part of Gale, Cengage Learning, [2015]

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Formatted Contents Note:

ch. 1. Do technological developments threaten privacy? -- Chapter preface -- Tracking is an assault on liberty, with real dangers / Nicholas Carr -- No more privacy paranoia / Farhad Manjoo -- iSPY: how the Internet buys and sells our secrets / Jamie Bartlett -- Obscurity in using technology is more important than privacy / Woodrow Hartzog and Evan Selinger -- Periodical and Internet sources bibliography -- ch. 2. Do security measures infringe on privacy rights? -- Chapter preface -- NSA surveillance threatens privacy and security / Bruce Schneier -- Privacy concerns about NSA intelligence gathering are unfounded / Gary Schmitt -- Privacy is a red herring: the debate over NSA surveillance is about something else entirely / Rosa Brooks -- The use of surveillance drones is a threat to privacy / Andrew Napolitano -- Privacy concerns should not stunt the growth of the drone industry / Pierre Hines -- Biometrics are the future of identification / Time De Chant -- Biometric identification raises privacy concerns without increasing security / Katitza Rodriguez -- Periodical and Internet sources bibliography -- ch. 3. Is medical privacy adequately protected? -- Chapter preface -- Private DNA tests raise a variety of privacy concerns / Benjamin Winterhalter -- The FDA could set personal genetics rights back decades / Gary Marchant -- How ObamaCare destroys your privacy / Betst McCaughey -- The National Electronic Health Care Database improves health care / Kathleen Sebelius -- Periodical and Internet sources bibliography -- ch. 4. How should privacy be protected? -- Chapter preface -- Privacy in the age of surveillance / Dinah PoKempner -- An overreach for the NSA's critics / Charles C.W. Cooke -- Big data, public and private / Paul Pillar -- A consumer bill of rights is needed to protect privacy on the Internet / White House -- Fourth Amendment protections need revision to protect privacy / David Cole -- Periodical and Internet sources bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography of books -- Index.