Some people think that the development of technology helps to reduce crime, while other people think that it encourages crime. Discuss both views and give your opinion

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, it is sometimes thought that the evolution of technological devices helps in reducing criminal acts, while, others believe that it give support to
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crime rate
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the crime rate
crime rates
. In my opinion, I strongly agree that the growing rate of
technology
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will help curb criminal activities. On the one hand, some people think that the development of technological devices will help to reduce
crime
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and I agree, because it will help in tracking and identifying the culprit.
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, in
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developing
countries the installation of CCTV cameras on the street, shops, roads and cars has
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helped
in reducing the case of theft and public assault as criminals are aware and conscious of getting caught by the cameras.
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,
technology
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helps in the use of data and analytic tools to predict where the
crime
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might occur.
On the other hand
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, other people believe that
technology
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motivates people to commit
crime
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. While
this
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may be true, because people see it as a faster means of communication and
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use it as a means of fraudulent act like stealing credit cards and blackmailing.
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, technological device is used as a tool to rob people of their belongings.
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, criminals
uses
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use
technology
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such
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as
tracker device
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a tracker device
to monitor their target during robbery and murder attacks. Due to the rising of
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technology it
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technology, it
is believed that people are more inspired to commit
crime
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to earn a living rather than doing a legitimate job. In conclusion, while people have different views on the development of
technology
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. I strongly believe it is a welcoming improvement and I think more research should be done on how to use technological devices to eradicate criminal acts, because I believe it has helped in reducing the rate of criminal activities.
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