Read the Case “To Lock or Unlock Your Phone: Personal Privacy or National Security” at the end of Chapter 11 and response to the following:
- In the dispute between the FBI and Apple, which side do you support and why?
- How would you counter the arguments offered by those on the other side of this debate?
- Are there any circumstances in which you think the government’s right to information should take precedence over an individual’s right to privacy?
- Should any technology firm be allowed to create a privacy protection system that is so impenetrable that it could never be overridden, regardless of the government’s need for this information?Read the Case “To Lock or Unlock Your Phone: Personal Privacy or National Security” at the end of Chapter 11 and response to the following:
- In the dispute between the FBI and Apple, which side do you support and why?
- How would you counter the arguments offered by those on the other side of this debate?
- Are there any circumstances in which you think the government’s right to information should take precedence over an individual’s right to privacy?
- Should any technology firm be allowed to create a privacy protection system that is so impenetrable that it could never be overridden, regardless of the government’s need for this information?
