Watch the above video and answer the following questions:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoM4jIZbTtQ

Should more video cameras be set up so that police can monitor and prevent criminal activity? Why or why not?

Should the government be able to track people's phone and internet usage? Why or why not?

What kinds of surveillance do you think you are subject to on a daily basis?

Is government surveillance a violation of the individual's civil rights?

Is government surveillance making the country safer?

With regard to the issue of government surveillance, what do you think of the idea, "Why worry if you've got nothing to hide"?

Is there a risk of racial/ethnic/religious profiling in government surveillance?

Should there be any limit on the amount of video surveillance people are subject to outside of their homes? What if satellite imaging could eventually observe people in private settings (e.g. within their homes)? Would doing so ever be warranted?

Should consumers be concerned about businesses tracking people's data online?

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