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People can protect their personal privacy by staying off social media .They should stay off of social media because their are alot of experienced hackers on there . According to the text "Hackers also know that it s frequently easy to find out the Anwser to security questions." Once they find out your personal information it can lead to bad things that you may not can fix. so, therefore you must be cautions when u are on social media. Another thing is don't have the same password for all your accounts

setting. School officials are trying to hold activities documented on social media against their students. Activities documented on social media should not be held against students by school officials because it is an invasion of privacy and most of the activities took place off of campus. Though some school officials agree with this statement, most do not. School officials seem to think that student’s social media accounts are breeding grounds for opportunities to abuse students and let them

Social media has become incorporated into the everyday lives of students across the country. Even during school hours, you get the occasional ping of a phone from twitter notifications, sometimes causing distractions. Some educators believe that social media is too much of a distraction while others believe it is inevitable as long as students have access to electronics. My question to you is, should social media be banned from schools, and how has twitter become so impactful to youth today

our personal information? Whether it be personal or whatever we were to look up, they have the ability to find anything that we do, but should it only be if they have a good enough reason to be looking for specifics? For example government is obligated to listen in on private phone calls through landlines , texts on cell phones and even check through social medias. The government is allowed to track the time date and the location of

Gain Pit Bull Knowledge The media is deceiving us when it comes to dog attacks. They alter numbers, facts, and statistics to favor what they want us to know. Unfortunately, America is falling for it and the ones paying the price are the innocent dogs. The media should stop making the pit bull seem vicious because the term “pit bull” encompasses more than one breed of dog, all dogs can be aggressive, and they were once America’s dog. Incase we’ve forgotten, all dogs are descendants of the wolf

into social media for evidence it will often lead to useless information being presented in court. According to America’s Courts and Criminal Justice System when governing electronic surveillance, “law enforcement personal must comply with the requirements of many pieces of legislation, the most important of which is Title III of Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 196” (Neubauer & Fradella p. 291). Title III applies to all types of electronic communication, including social media communication

freedom of speech. Monitoring social media should be a choice for parents to make, not forced upon everyone by the government, whether it’s local, state, or federal. Communist countries monitor their citizens’ internet even to the extent of blocking websites they do not want to be viewed. Monitoring internet content would make America one step closer to taking away it’s citizens’ freedoms.

Social Media Should Be Allowed In School What would you do if you were not allowed to use the media at school? Since 9/11 has happened, lots of parents, and studednts have had the need to bring their cell phones to school, and teachers and administrators have not been allowing it. Students should be allowed to use social media at school because teachers use it as well, use it for education, and projects, and also to stay safe. Even though it can eventually become a distraction, students should still

through a powerful combination of words, images, and sounds. Now to answer your question, should Media Literacy be taught in schools? Yes, Media Literacy should be taught in school because many people, specifically young teenagers don't question what they hear, see, or listen on any media platform. Without media literacy being in our society people would have poor communication skills. We should see Media Literacy can have a big impact on teenagers who are currently in high school. It can help students

I feel that exposure to media should be excluded as part of the criteria for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The criteria currently defines the effects of PTSD as stemming from direct involvement with a traumatic event in some way- whether it be from personal experience, bearing witness to an event or its aftermath, or a connection to someone involved in the trauma. So to me, I feel that in a general sense in order to be subjected to authentic PTSD effects, an individual needs to have been