# Privacy in The Future

#### Objectives

- To understand how the definition of privacy has evolved in recent decades.
- To identify ethical concerns and threats concerning privacy due to technology.
- To explore technology-enabled solutions for protecting data and privacy.
- To evaluate the importance of policy and discourse in protecting privacy.

#### Key Concepts

- Privacy
- Exponential Technologies
- Data Protection
- Digital Footprint

#### Module overview

Technological progress has radically transformed our concept of privacy. How we share information and display our identities has changed as we’ve migrated to the digital world. Emerging technologies, such as Virtual Reality and Internet of Things, will only continue to amplify concerns over privacy and protection of data.

This module explores the ethical concerns with regards to privacy in the digital world and also looks at how our definition of “privacy” will evolve in the next century.

#### Details

- ### 45 
  minutes
- ### yes 
  certificate
- ### no 
  pre-requisites
- ### 14 - adult 
  age

#### Skills

- Futures Thinking
- Critical Thinking
- Problem-solving
- Digital Literacy

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#### Objectives

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#### Watch

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#### Read

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- Read - Privacy in The Future

#### Quotes

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- Quotable Quotes - Future of Privacy

#### Activities

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- Activities - Privacy in The Future

#### Think

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- Think - Privacy of The Future

#### MCQ

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- MCQ- Privacy in The Future

#### Evaluate

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- Evaluate - Privacy in The Future

#### Discuss

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- Discuss - Privacy in The Future

#### End

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- End - Human Enhancement