Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on How social media/internet (facebook/twitter) violates privacy. It needs to be at least 1250 words.Essentially, the central arguments of the study w

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on How social media/internet (facebook/twitter) violates privacy. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

Essentially, the central arguments of the study was built on the realization that social media such as Tweeter does not have sufficient safeguards that could protect users against privacy issues. The study examined incidences of privacy violations and the attendant issues that affect concerns and issues of privacy.

Some of the issues involved include relate to cases where confidential information leaked from Tweeter accounts that had been protected by the system safeguards. Further, the study trains sufficient focus on the challenges involved in prosecuting privacy violation cases. Some of the challenges relate to the problematic issue of defining privacy and the establishment of thresholds necessary for determining privacy concerns. This resource is important in the understanding of matters of individual privacies because they engage closely with some of the central concerns of the study.

The ideas and issues explored in this study are consistent with the responses obtained from field interviews from communication and legal experts. The information was corroborated with the opinions and an insight sourced from Respondent A. Respondent A is a legal practitioner with six years of experience in handling internet privacy related cases. The expert’s contention was that social media technology has evolved at a much faster pace as compared to the developments in the legal field. The structure of the law was not designed in anticipation of the nature of legal challenges that have followed the use of social media. The legal framework has remained largely rigid whereas the social media continues to grow in complexity over the times. As such, Respondent A observes that many legal structures as presently constituted lack the necessary details that could be used to engage matters of privacy violations.

This book examined the privacy