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what was the intention in producing this documentary? 

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what was the intention in producing this documentary? 

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What is the main message

Is the documentary objective

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Write down five main points made in the documentary

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Write down five main points made in the documentary

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Everyone can hack your phone if they have an IMSI-catcher

You will never know if ur phone is hacked

A man's phone is his castle

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary

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1. You are never alone.

2. How easy it is to get the things you need to spy on someone.

3. They already know, but don’t do anything with the information.

4. You will never know if you have been hacked.

5. It’s not only the government, but everyone else can also spy on you.

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3. Write down five main points made in the documentary

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3. Write down five main points made in the documentary

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-       Mass surveillance cannot prevent a terrorist attack

-       If you been hacked, you wouldn't know.

-       They can just turn on your camera and microphone on, and you will not even know.

-       It is not only the government who is spying on you.

-       A man’s phone is his castle

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it also depicts how surveillance is made to oppress the opposition and keep dictators and regimes at power like the products of finfisher.

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary	- Surveillance is not only for preventing terrorist attacks	- Not a single terrorist attack has been prevented by using the perks of surveillance	- It is surprisingly easy to hack a smartphone, which makes it easier for companies to get data from you	- Companies use your data, and sells it to the government, because they want to keep an eye on every citizenAs long as people accept surveillance in the US and world general, it will just keep getting worse. 

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary	- Surveillance is not only for preventing terrorist attacks	- Not a single terrorist attack has been prevented by using the perks of surveillance	- It is surprisingly easy to hack a smartphone, which makes it easier for companies to get data from you	- Companies use your data, and sells it to the government, because they want to keep an eye on every citizenAs long as people accept surveillance in the US and world general, it will just keep getting worse. 

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary	                   - If you have been hacked, you would never know. 	  -Technology allowed  almost anyone to spy on almost anyone.                          - A man's phone is his castle.

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3.	Write down five main points made in the documentary	                   - If you have been hacked, you would never know. 	  -Technology allowed  almost anyone to spy on almost anyone.                          - A man's phone is his castle.

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2. Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?

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2. Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?

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- What kind of info can they get?

- Why has the state changed?

- Can't hear what you say, but can get all information about you.

- How your phone is being tracked.

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How technology allows everyone to spy on anyone. NSA, FBI etc. can hack into our Iphones, without any help from Apple. The surveillance moves from war front to home front. From surveillance of suspicious people to surveillance of everyone.

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It's also about how FBI violates several laws, sneaking their way through the system by hacking into government computers.

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2.	Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?                                        - Why don't people care about the surveillance they live under?- Can people ever go dark? - Is it even possible to keep a privacy?- Is Mass surveillance effective when needed?- Will our society suffer from greater surveillance in a near future?

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2.	Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?                                        - Why don't people care about the surveillance they live under?- Can people ever go dark? - Is it even possible to keep a privacy?- Is Mass surveillance effective when needed?- Will our society suffer from greater surveillance in a near future?

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Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?

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Which questions does the documentary attempt to answer?

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If anyone can hack your phone?

If we are watched all the time?

If the surveillance has consequences?

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The most of the documentary is the interview of Edward Snowden, and some of the documentary is about how easy it is to hack into other people's phones

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Which Questions Does the Documentary Attempt to Answer?

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Which Questions Does the Documentary Attempt to Answer?

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Write down five main points made in the documentary.

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Write down five main points made in the documentary.

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Pose three comprehension questions in relation to the documentary.

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Pose three comprehension questions in relation to the documentary.