#InvasionOfPrivacy

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Prince Harry's Phone Hacked: British Tabloids Invade Privacy #Britishtabloids #invasionofprivacy #mediaethics #phonehacking #PrinceHarry

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Audrina Patridge, known for her role in 'The Hills,' recently recounted a chilling experience she faced during the infamous Bling Ring crime spree that rocked Hollywood. A Shared Experience: Audrina Patridge and Rachel Bilson During a podcast appearance with Rachel Bilson, both actresses revealed that they were victims of the notorious Bling Ring burglaries, shedding light on the invasive nature of the crimes. The Traumatic Aftermath: Losses and Fear Patridge described the moment she returned home to find her belongings ransacked, including precious items like her aunt's vintage Chanel watches. The invasion left her feeling violated and fearful for her safety. Terrifying Moments: Locked in the Closet Recalling the night of the burglary, Patridge recounted locking herself in her closet out of fear that the burglars might still be inside her home. Her harrowing experience underscores the trauma inflicted by the invasion of privacy. Coping with the Fallout: Emotional Toll and Relocation Both Patridge and Bilson emphasized the emotional toll of the burglaries, with Bilson eventually opting to move residences due to feeling too violated to remain in her home. The incidents left a lasting impact on their sense of security. Hollywood's Infamous Crime Spree: The Bling Ring The Bling Ring, comprised of young Los Angeles thieves, targeted the homes of numerous celebrities, including Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Orlando Bloom. Their audacious burglaries resulted in the theft of millions of dollars in valuables. Legal Repercussions and Media Spotlight While the Bling Ring members faced legal consequences for their crimes, including prison sentences, the real-life saga captured public attention and became the subject of various films and docuseries, highlighting the allure and consequences of celebrity culture. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: Who were the members of the Bling Ring? A: The Bling Ring consisted of Rachel Lee, Nick Prugo, Alexis Neiers, Courtney Ames, and Diana Tamayo. Q: What were the consequences faced by the Bling Ring members? A: The ringleader, Rachel Lee, received a four-year prison sentence, while other members served varying lengths of time behind bars. Q: How did the Bling Ring burglaries impact the victims? A: The burglaries left victims like Audrina Patridge and Rachel Bilson feeling violated and fearful, prompting emotional distress and, in some cases, relocation. Q: What media productions have covered the Bling Ring story? A: The Bling Ring saga has been depicted in films, docuseries, and television specials, including titles like "The Bling Ring," "The Ringleader: The Case of the Bling Ring," and "The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist."

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https://youtu.be/Y5A2AWvxwNQ

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Cardi

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Three years ago, on April 6, Cardi B released her debut studio album "Invasion Of Privacy," which has become one of the most famous hip-hop albums of the past decade.

The album ranks 97 on the Billboard 200 chart, making it the first female hip-hop album to remain on the chart for three years.

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I did that

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The idea of this festival is to get away from your daily life, to spend a weekend as an outcast, and alien in the middle of nowhere. We ban phones and give everybody shortwave transmitters, so you can be more present, stick with your friends and just live in the moment. There will be two stages to invade- one based on hiphop artists called “area51″ and second one- “stone age” for our techno loving aliens. We also prepared foodtrucks with your favorite comfort foods and a corn maze to get lost in!

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TMI: Google

After reading a compelling chapter in Christian Fuch’s book “Social Media: A Critical Introduction”, I learned how much of your personal information Google collects. I figured that the monopoly of a search engine company keeps records of search history and frequently visited websites, but not your name, birthdate, place of residence, interests, and so much more. All of this intimate information is collected for the purpose of providing ads that are relevant to your likes and interests. Upon learning this I was unsettled to say the least. I felt intruded upon by a company I really do not know.

To think of it from Google’s side of things, and not the consumer’s perspective is a rather challenging task. The invaluable services Google provides are mostly free to the consumers. For example, almost everyone searches things using Google instead of smaller search engines such as Yahoo or Bing. I mean, people always say “Let me Google it, to find out”.  That just shows you how dominant Google is in the realm of searching for information. In the eyes of this company, collecting personal data from all of its users is a form of ‘payment’ since the services it provides are monetarily free. Yes, privacy is a right that every U.S. citizen is entitled to, but we sign that right away when we agree to Google’s terms and conditions regarding the provision of relevant ads. 

In my mind privacy is important, but I have nothing malevolent to hide. Other than my odd search history ranging from the lyrics to Fergie’s song “Fergalicious” to festive dog costumes, I’m not embarrassed about the information I knowingly or even unknowingly provide to the company. Personally, I would rather not pay a monthly fee in order to access the vastness of information, cat videos, and everything else offered by Google. If providing this company personal information is the alternative, I’m not necessarily mad about it. The objection I have to all of this though is this:

How secure is all of my personal information stored by Google?

While Google is a multibillion dollar company who undoubtedly places a significant amount of time and money into safeguarding the millions of user’s information, there is always the chance that security can be breeched. This issue is one that each and every person should seriously think about before becoming a user of Google. There is a give and take for every situation and it is up to the individual to decide what level of privacy he or she is comfortable with. 

https://safety.google/privacy/data/

[nityarawal]

"Thru Your Phone Last Night," @iamcardib ( @britneyspears Latest Dance Song @mathewrosengar)

https://youtu.be/Y5A2AWvxwNQ

#SongOfTheNight #SOTN #InvasionOfPrivacy #TheNightWasRight #IWentThruYourPhoneLastNight #ThruYourPhone #CardiB #DanceVibes #BritneyIfUrReadingThis #NeedUTomorrow