Have advances in modern technology expanded or contracted citizens’ conceptions of what privacy they actually enjoy? Is it still reasonable to assume that conversations on cell phones remain private? What about e-mail messages and texts? Is anything that you do or write on a social networking site such as Facebook actually private?
It is true that over the past few decades, technology has taken on a quick route toward rapid developments. Numerous innovations on a daily basis are aiding in the advancement of older models of technology. Every year, something new is spontaneously replacing an older version and this is quite evident by a mere look around ourselves in our environment. One of the major inventions of interest has been the internet.