Why Privacy Matters
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking TED talk that delves into the critical importance of privacy in the digital age. Discover the revelations from the Edward Snowden files through the lens of Glenn Greenwald, one of the first reporters to access and write about these groundbreaking documents. Examine the extensive surveillance practices of the United States government on private citizens and understand why privacy should matter to everyone, regardless of whether they believe they have "nothing to hide." Gain insights into the far-reaching implications of mass surveillance and its impact on personal freedom, creativity, and societal progress. Challenge your perspective on the value of privacy in an increasingly connected world and consider the potential consequences of sacrificing this fundamental right.
Syllabus
Glenn Greenwald: Why privacy matters
Taught by
TED
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