Davlatnazarov Davlatnazar
Some people think that government should regulate technological improvements because of people’s privacy.
Nowadays, technology is in advancement. Some hold the view that it should be monitored for sake of peoples safety. And I totally accord with the statement for the following two reasons.
Firstly, not controlling technology improvements means multiplying invasion of privacy. To put it in another way, the more technology develops, the more dangers they tend to face. State-of-the-art devices makes everything possible from working to leisure time activities. So People become more vulnerable to cyberattack. Take India as an example. There, one in five people is prone to be a victim of the online robbery. And it is advisable that implementing safer technology-related regulations are put into effect by officials.
Another is that nature of the technology may give people a way to threat. In other words, most people with bad intentions often take advantage of the feature to make a killing. They could think (devise) of ruthless ways to frighten people, saying that their private photos or films can be spread through the world if there is a not monetary reward. The result is that most people give their wholelife- saved money to them or try to find other ways like committing a suicide. Hence, it seems a good idea that strong control over the technology by the government for security purpose is needed.
In conclusion, technology seems not to stop from now on. Unless strong regulations are imposed, there will be a flop in people’s private life. Personal safety requires keeping modern devices under control. Otherwise people might end up struggling to overcome difficulties they face.
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