Read Chapter 2 Naked in the Sunlight: Privacy Lost, Privacy Abandoned from Blown to Bits. This chapter is about the digital footprints and fingerprints in our daily lives. This chapter is replete with Little Brother-ism stories about how the technologies we all simply take for granted have the ability to track us and to construct a narrative about who we are. Consider, for example, the Korean girl who allowed her dog to relieve himself on the subway and now is known as the puppy poo girl. This episode happened in a moment, but does this represent her real self? The chapter then goes into a discussion about privacy; a real concern in the world of our technologies. After reading this chapterand, yes, you are expected to read this second chapter fully. I want you to watch a short documentary about the coding of our digital selves. In a paragraph, provide one example of a "Little Brother-ism" from the book of "Little Brother is Watching" that was facilitated by technology. What are both the potential positive and negative consequences of the technology used in your specific scenario? Next, I want you to think about the digital footprints that we all leave behind us. Think about every interaction you have had with technology in the last week. How do we balance both our desire for privacy against the reality that our technologies might know more about us than we know about ourselves? Finally, I want you to reflect on the documentary. What intrigues you? What scares you? Where do you see the future of digital selves in a year, fives years, ten years? So, to summarize: Find an example of Big Brother-ism from chapter 2 of the book and in a short paragraph describe the issue and the related technologies. Next, write a second paragraph that integrates your thinking of our digital selves and our need for privacy juxtaposed against our constant contact with technology that is always on and always watching us. Finally, reflect on the documentary. Make sure to quote from the book, demonstrating that you read the chapter, and refer to the video demonstrating that you watched it.