We were asked these three questions: What emerging technologies are stirring up privacy concerns today? What makes those concerns similar or different to those surrounding the printing press, photography, and the computer? Do you think those concerns are valid?

Okay, so far, we have seen in brief what Private Life is all about. Regarding the first question: 1. What emerging technologies are stirring up privacy concerns today? Let's go now to see the dangers which, with the explosion of technology, have literally left no part of Private Life untouched.
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Expand your response to cover all parts of the task in more detail. Provide specific emerging technologies and explain why they raise privacy concerns.
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