1.Introduction The Bill of Rights is the name for the first ten amendments in the . One of the amendment is the right to privacy, the right to illegal searches and seizures; the right to a warrant. The original words are “ the right of the people to be secure in their persons , houses, papers , and effects , against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated , and upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation , and particularly”(The constitution). This amendment was written on September 25,1789 and ratified in December 15,1791 . The amendment I will be discussing you is the fourth amendment , this amendment gives you the right to have privacy and secures it against any unreasonable searches. This amendment was added …show more content…
This quote explains how people don’t really have privacy in their technology and how the more advanced technology gets the more it takes over your privacy and that’s what the company gets when people download a app from them they take the privacy away and people get their privacy invaded. “All of your choices are slowly moving to less and less privacy. The reason they are moving that way is people want things for free,” he said. “You are not paying in dollars. You are paying in privacy” (Government Technology ). “Free apps carry the most risk with 95 percent showing evidence of at least one risky behavior compared to 78 percent of paid apps” ( according to a study by Appthority, an application analysis company). This shows that when you get an app for free it’s more likely that your privacy is being invaded by the company and by people you don’t know and it’s really dangerous because you don’t know what the person is capable of doing for example they can be able to steal your data and gather your information for bad usage for example steal money from you etc.”You would never allow a stranger to track your step-by-step location, read your text messages or view your photos, and yet many smartphone applications do just that” (The New …show more content…
The issue is that some people don’t realize the danger they are putting themselves in when exposing their information. But in reality people just don’t make sure what it it says and just ignore as like if it were not important. There is this quote that explains that some people get surprise when they hear how companies of those apps have the permissions from the person to get into their phone or other electronic . “ That should come as no surprise since an app identities the “permissions” it seeks before a user downloads it, the experts say. The reality, however, most people pay little attention to what they’re agreeing to when they hit that “install” button” (Terrie Morgan B.) . this quote explain how a little people pay attention to what it ask for when listed what stuff it goes into with your permission already given by the person