Do you believe the need for homeland security should overrule some of the personal privacy and information rights we have previously taken for granted? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Student answers will differ. One answer might be that we should depend upon the Federal Trade Commission Fair Information Practice Principles and that as long as these principles are not ignored or overset, personal privacy does not conflict with homeland security. This is a weak argument.
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A) public keys. B) customers who deny that they placed an order. C) customers who give false credit card or bad check information in payment for products and services provided. D) use of their name by imposter sellers.