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Technology Makes Snooping Easier Paola Montsalve from Mexico People now think they have the right to see and observe everything. Big Brother practices are on the rise, but does the improvement of technology really give us the opportunity to invade others' privacy? It seems so. Now there are so many invasion of privacy practices such as wire tapping, video cameras, hidden microphones, even satellite tracking that people think just because these exist, they have the right to use them. Clearly, what people don't understand is the difference between surveillance and invasion of privacy. I think employers have the right to keep watch on their employees, but that doesn't mean they can buy, snoop, or monitor their private lives. Before I started thinking about this topic, I wasn't worried where I was being monitored. I don't mean now I'm worried, but now wherever I go, I know hidden cameras are keeping an eye on me. Invasion of Privacy: Everybody Needs Some Privacy Nowadays We Are Losing Our Privacy They're Keeping an Eye on Us at Home and in the Office Living with Invasion of Privacy We Have a Right to Privacy Right to Privacy in Prison Upheld Film Reviews: Invasion of Privacy Post your opinion: What do you think about Invasion of Privacy Return to: Invasion of Privacy | Issue 14 | Home Page TOPICS Online Magazine - ©1997-2008 - Sandy and Thomas Peters - topics.mag@gmail.com