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02/04/2019
■Class discussion: Is Facebook “spying” on the teens? Did the teens simply sell their privacy rights to Facebook? Huge corporations like, Facebook, Google and Amazon make billions of dollars by using the vast data they collect from users. Is it wrong to use this data to manipulate people to buy products or sway their votes? Are “free” services like searches, social media and email worth giving up privacy? Is it your responsibility to guard your privacy? Do you care if your every move and message is recorded?
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