Question 1: What are the implications of the Stored Communications Act for all t

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Question 1: What are the implications of the Stored Communications Act for all those who let an Internet service provider handle their email?

Question 2: The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires information that may negatively affect an individual’s credit rating to be removed after seven years. What are two exceptions to this
guideline?

Question 3: Give three examples of data-mining programs run by governments.

Question 4: What are the problems with using the Social Security number as an identification number?

Question 5: Why have privacy groups objected to the installation of advanced imaging technology scanners at airport security checkpoints? How has the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) responded to these objections?

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1) The implication of Stored Communications Act: according to the act , it allows police to check the emails which are more than 180 days stored by any Internet Service Provider and no search warrant is required for this action and this is important as internet service provider saved the data and if no search warrant is required that means private data could be at risk (even though we are talking about Police Searching) but during search let say if they are looking a company's email then sensitive data may be at risk.

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