The three common arguments in favor of you freely giving up information about yourself that we discussed in class include: many people already freely give up information about themselves, only guilty people have something to hide, and it helps business and in turn, you the consumer it aids law enforcement in capturing dangerous criminals and terrorists privacy is not actually a right and cannot legally be claimed as such privacy does not really exist when your internet connection is mediated The fact that the effects of erroneous information are magnified in an IT configured society can be BEST seen in which of the following examples? Target harnesses purchase data to predict whether a family has a pregnant member Facebook makes it easier for all of your family members and friends to keep up with you The CDC can search through public Twitter messages to identify people with disease symptoms to discover an outbreak Fraudulent reviews on Yelp (a popular business rating service) lead to a company seeing a drop in business When you install a new app on your phone, the policy of the app to request access to your personal information before the app accesses it, is an example of . a right to privacy opt-out policies fair information practices opt-in policies