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Hi patrick, how was your break, did you do much?

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Hi patrick, how was your break, did you do much?

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i think these two ideals can be balanced successfully

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i think these two ideals can be balanced successfully

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Social media postings can be against the law if they discriminate against, harass, bully or racially vilify a person.Discrimination occurs when a person is treated less favourably than another person because of a particular attribute they have. Harassment or bullying can amount to discrimination in some circumstances.Inappropriate posts, comments or content shared on social media can amount to sexual harassment.Example: An employee at a car dealership posted a photo of herself wearing a bikini on a social networking site. The employee alleged that the owner of the car dealership posted comments of a sexual nature on the site in relation to the photographs. The employee made a complaint of sexual harassment.Racially offensive material posted or shared on social media can be a form of racial hatred.Example: A complaint of racial hatred was made about a social networking site that contained comments and images demeaning to Aboriginal people.Employers can be held legally responsible for acts of discrimination or harassment that occur in the workplace or in connection with a person’s employment. This can include posts and comments made or circulated on social media. To minimise their liability, employers need to demonstrate that they have taken all reasonable steps to prevent discrimination or harassment from occurring in their workplaces.They can take positive steps to do this by educating employees about appropriate social media use, providing training on discrimination and harassment and having a policy which addresses discrimination and harassment in social media use.

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Social media postings can be against the law if they discriminate against, harass, bully or racially vilify a person.Discrimination occurs when a person is treated less favourably than another person because of a particular attribute they have. Harassment or bullying can amount to discrimination in some circumstances.Inappropriate posts, comments or content shared on social media can amount to sexual harassment.Example: An employee at a car dealership posted a photo of herself wearing a bikini on a social networking site. The employee alleged that the owner of the car dealership posted comments of a sexual nature on the site in relation to the photographs. The employee made a complaint of sexual harassment.Racially offensive material posted or shared on social media can be a form of racial hatred.Example: A complaint of racial hatred was made about a social networking site that contained comments and images demeaning to Aboriginal people.Employers can be held legally responsible for acts of discrimination or harassment that occur in the workplace or in connection with a person’s employment. This can include posts and comments made or circulated on social media. To minimise their liability, employers need to demonstrate that they have taken all reasonable steps to prevent discrimination or harassment from occurring in their workplaces.They can take positive steps to do this by educating employees about appropriate social media use, providing training on discrimination and harassment and having a policy which addresses discrimination and harassment in social media use.

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Privacy should be breached if information is kept confidential unless it poses a threat to other individuals within society

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Privacy should be breached if information is kept confidential unless it poses a threat to other individuals within society

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It is so easy for people to get hacked whether you like it or not, this could be good when information is needed to solve crimes 

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It is so easy for people to get hacked whether you like it or not, this could be good when information is needed to solve crimes 

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It is important to monitor some online activity in order to stop crimes that could be a threat to national security.

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Individual privacy is important however national security is important and should have access to information if it will keep our country safe

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The right of privacy is fundamental to everyone and should not be taken away

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The right of privacy is fundamental to everyone and should not be taken away

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personal and national security includes people's privacy being protected.
Government bodies should have to go through rigorous screening processes to access this information

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It is the personal responsibility of the individual to maintain their cyber security levels. Just like any country, if you dont maintain your boarders, you deserve to be invaded.

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It is the personal responsibility of the individual to maintain their cyber security levels. Just like any country, if you dont maintain your boarders, you deserve to be invaded.

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if your individual privacy creates national security issues then maybe you shouldn't have individual privacy. Though myself personally, being a broke uni student i don't think anything i do can harm national security, 

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if your individual privacy creates national security issues then maybe you shouldn't have individual privacy. Though myself personally, being a broke uni student i don't think anything i do can harm national security, 

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Online presence is already a very public source of information

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Everyone has the right for privacy

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It's dependent on the circumstances of the security  breach that info should be

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The government should be able to have all our required information in order to protect our country.

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The government should be able to have all our required information in order to protect our country.

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Don't agree with creating back-doors to secure applications for governments to use. As those back-doors will eventually be found and exploited by others (e.g. criminal/hackers/foreign agencies) groups

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all individuals have a right to their own privacy, although when necessary, federal authorities should be allowed access. 

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all individuals have a right to their own privacy, although when necessary, federal authorities should be allowed access. 