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Index/Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
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suitable arrangement in any such case with the rightful owner.
Images
All images courtesy of iStock except p.11 © Oliur Rahman, p.16
© Mitchell Hollander, p.19 © Sonia Langford, p.25 © Rishabh
Varshney , p.30 © Annie Spratt and p.38 © William Iven.
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Illustrations
Don Hatcher: pages 14 & 29. Simon Kneebone: pages 5 & 37.
Angelo Madrid: pages 1 & 32.
Additional acknowledgements
Editorial on behalf of Independence Educational Publishers by
Cara Acred.
With thanks to the Independence team: Mary Chapman,
Sandra Dennis, Jackie Staines and Jan Sunderland.
Cara Acred
Cambridge, May 2017
parents 13, 38–9
passwords 11, 34
personal data 2, 33 see also privacy
photos
drones 30
and online privacy 38–9
selfies 35
police 6
privacy 1, 9, 31–2, 35 see also online privacy; surveillance and
access
and absolute privacy 21
and rights 1
global rights 2
human rights 2, 3, 25
private life 3, 25
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) 2000 26
Romania 14–15
Samsung 13, 34, 35
selfies 35
sexting 35
smart cars 32
smart meters 31
smart TV 13, 34–5
Snowden, Edward 4, 7, 21
social networking 13, 38
surveillance and access 1, 17–18, 21–2, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 34–5, 37
CCTV 23, 25
drones 28, 30
exports to repressive regimes 27–8
extended legislation 4–7, 8, 20, 27
and browsing history 19–20
ICRs 6, 7–8
insecure data 6
and public support 27
fibre optic 23
and genetic research 29
geodata 17, 23
history of 15–16
malware 21, 22
motion data 11
nudging 18
personal and global issues 9
personal messages on work computers 14, 15
and human rights 14–15
and proportionality 26
and rights
human rights 24
and secrecy 1–2
risks
health risks 31
safety risks 13, 31, 37
technology company assisted 6
voice data 13, 34, 37
wearable technology 15, 16
Sweden 29
Syria 27–8
transsexual people 3
TV 13, 23, 25, 34–5
UK
and employment 16
and privacy 31–2
and surveillance 14, 15, 25, 27
and US special relationship 27
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 2
USA
and privacy 21
and surveillance 21–2
and UK special relationship 27
wages 15–16
WikiLeaks 21
young people 13, 35, 38, 39
