Persuasive Essay On Public Wifi

The fight for net neutrality has begun again with the FCC attempting to repeal the net neutrality act protected under Title Two. what exactly does that mean? Net neutrality is where an internet user has total unrestricted access to all internet content, and where big companies, such as Verizon or Comcast, are legally unable to control or regulate what someone can access. Furthermore, they cannot restrict access to specific content simply due to the fact that they disagree with the message that is being sent. This has been an ongoing battle, with one side voting against net neutrality, as they believe it to be exactly what everyone needs and the other seeing it as a breach of their right to freedom of speech.

For my project I will be focusing on internet privacy laws and as to why they should not be weakened, instead strengthened. This day and age basically everyone has internet and cellphones that are used to actively track you. Consequently, companies such as Google use various algorithms that can detect if an advertisement you looked at online swayed your decision in buying the object, in store! Moreover, the FCC is also currently trying to weaken internet privacy laws greatly, and the vast majority of the public doesn’t seem to truly care. One common saying that is often thrown around is, “If you’ve got nothing to hide, then why hide it?” It’s not that simple, if the people were more informed on that matter, they would most likely care; but I’m not here to convince the people, I’m here to convince the current FCC chairperson why internet privacy matters.

How many apps have you used today, or how many websites have you visited? The answer is probably very many, some even without your knowledge. Behind the pixels of your phone or personal computer’s screen, thousands of bytes of data are being transmitted. Most of that data is what you’d expect: e-mail, texting, weather, games, and so on. Unfortunately there has been a growing problem over the last several years, and it’s not one that is obvious to the average internet user. Some of that sent data contains information which isn’t necessary, oftentimes it’s personal data. Your browsing habits, favorite games, most listened to music genres are being shared to advertising agencies for profit. Privacy is quickly vanishing from the internet and

According to Schneier, as our world becomes interconnected through the internet the security of the internet becomes the security of everything (Bruce Schneier, 2017). This concept is very real when one considers how so many devices that are now connected to the internet. Everyday Items from coffee makers to automobiles have sophisticated computer systems being put into them which are intended to make everyday life easier. However, this technology comes new threats that move from affecting us only in the online world to the physical world.

Cyber security is critical in any business or organization. The purpose for cyber security is in the name, “security”. All types of information that are important or ment to be secured requires cyber security to defend it. For example if you submitted personal information online regarding maybe your address or even perhaps your social security number, you would not want that information falling into the wrong hands. So I will begin to talk about a cyberattack and how it was executed. The OPM data breach ( office of personal management ). 21 million current and former federal employees had their personal and highly sensitive private information stolen in a massive data breach that highly affected

Every one of us living in the twenty-first century has used the internet or have at least known about it. The internet is crucial to our daily lives now, it not just a simple "fad" that gets forgotten in a week or two, but a tool that we utilized every day. The number of benefits that comes from the internet is uncountable, for example with the aid of the internet we now have instantaneous access to work, entertainment, medical, and countless more. Though that may change with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai proposing to end "net neutrality" or also known as the "open internet." Net neutrality was designed to keep the internet, open, fast, free, and safe from prominent Internet service providers (ISP) companies like Verizon, Comcast, and TimeWarner from trying to charge more for speed, and specific website access, something that is and should be free from the beginning. One author of the article "Net neutrality: needed or not?" states that "Net neutrality is about protecting the status quo that is the open Internet. On many levels, the term 'open Internet' is redundant. If it weren't open, it wouldn't be the Internet." He is right the internet would not be the same if everyone did not have equal access because of companies trying to profit. Others, however, are saying that there is no need for having net neutrality because it is unwanted and hindering the "markets" from being able to rise sufficiently. According to the study "The end of net

Net Neutrality is essential to our everyday lives, and it is perilously close to being repealed on December 14th by the FCC; but if more people take a stand in support of Net Neutrality, we can preserve the free internet. Net Neutrality needs to be saved because it protects free speech, free trade of information and services, and the privacy of our data. This is an issue that concerns all citizens regardless of political affiliation, but lawmakers have made it a fight between the two parties. Most people did not care about Net Neutrality or even know what it is until fairly recently, but recent events regarding it's likely repeal have turned the public’s attention towards it.

"My phone has no service and the wifi is not working! Did you not pay it?"

Cybersecurity has only been around for a short time. In the short time it’s been around, it’s gone from a simple application process in security, to one of the most complicated things to get right in order to protect the internet. In the late 80’s the very first computer worm was created by Robert Morris. He released it into the internet in the early 90’s. With it, he shut down large portions of the internet. (Infosecurity Magazine) Back then, the internet didn’t play a large role in everyone’s lives, as it does today. But with that breach, it alerted people that we needed to come up with something to keep that from happening again, hence cybersecurity was born. Since then, cybersecurity has only become more complicated, as

How is that data and the systems on which that data resides or is transmitted kept secure. A big question. That’s where we need cyber security. Cyber security involves protecting the information and systems we rely on every day—whether at work or school and at home.

What society considers a necessity has changed throughout time. In the late 1500s when the flush toilet was invented, it was considered a luxury, not a necessity. In today’s society, it is a need for the majority of the world’s population. The boom of technology in the last 45 years has made many products and services become a must and then obsolete. One technological advancement that has not suffer this fate is the Internet. I picked the Internet over a smartphone because without the Internet a smartphone is not smart.

Net neutrality is simply a way of saying that the internet is open and accessible to anyone. You’re able to go wherever you want on the internet, you’re able to do whatever you want on the internet, you’re able to have some kind of semblance on the internet without all the companies trying to track your every movement, but those are because of the net neutrality we have right now. The owners of net neutrality what they want is to make the internet a more profitable place and that sounds bad at its face, but also if you allow something like that to happen, then you put in the framework for information to be controlled and when you do that you control what people see in their devices. This ruin a lot of opportunities that people have on what they want to do on the internet and allows for the free spread of information wherever it wants to go you lock down opportunities and ability for people to thrive both for themselves and for our future generation. But when you set up a system that allows corners to be cut and allows businesses to profit over people that’s when society starts to degrade and that’s when innovation becomes stifled. Because it’s not profitable for everyone to make leaps and bounds as of today people had been upset over that net neutrality shouldn’t be paywalls that control what you can see based on how much money you make. There shouldn’t be any walls in general that control the information that you see, and, there shouldn’t be watching every move on the

I initially heard about net neutrality via an Instagram post. (Which is, by the way, the most millennial thing I’ve ever written.) It was a link to an online petition to protect net neutrality. In layman’s terms, or the terms from an anarchist teen’s photo caption, the government wants to control how we use the internet. They want to block sites that don’t support their agenda! They want to cOnTrOl YOU! Without net neutrality you will turn into a brainwashed government s l a v e. SIGN OUR PETITION! SIGN IT!

Let it be known that the internet is not secure. It was originally created by the US military for communication purposes, and since then has grown into network upon networks of computers and computer systems, for everyone to use. With the exponential growth that the internet has taken on, it’s very hard to make it as secure as one would like. However, there are measures and protocols that are put in place to do just that, secure the internet. The internet is a combination of equipment, protocols and people, that when put together make everything just…work. It is a multi-layered system that depends on not just the technology itself, but those people who manage/operate it, and of course the investment it requires for

Americans are becoming heavily dependent on modern day technology, which produce more vulnerability to cyber-attacks such as security breaches. Cyber security, also known as information technology security, is information security as applied to computers and computer networks. It is designed to protect networks, programs, computers and data from attacks. These attacks can lead to damages or unauthorized access to data. Computer security also includes protection from unplanned events and natural disasters. Cyber security main function is to guard computers, networks, programs and data from unintended or unauthorized access, change or destruction.