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Five Card Story: Privacy is not always protected
a Five Card Flickr story by Katrina Harridan created Apr 06 2021, 07:02:24 pm. Create a new one!
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Introduction (pic 1): For many people, they think that their privacy is protected by the security measures on their phone, but what they do not realize is that is not always true. The mirrors in the first picture could let someone see what someone is looking at on their phone.
(Pic 2): Someone could get your address anywhere on the internet and stalk you from outside your house and watch your day-to-day activities. The stalker would breach the privacy of the person they are stalking by sitting outside their house.
(pic 3) if someone breaches privacy they may watch everything you do even if you are at someone else's house.
(pic 4) your privacy could be breached by anyone on the internet even someone you helped out in public or someone who simply asked your name while you were at a coffee shop or restaurant and the very moment after finding everything they want to know about you.
Conclusion (pic 5) There are some people that feel on edge because they do not know if their privacy has been breached or not. They are walking around doing their everyday tasks but secretly wondering if their privacy has been breached.
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