Question

At the beginning of Chapter 5, we suggested that concerns about the loss of privacy may have a generational dimension or element— i.e., younger people may be less concerned about privacy loss involving cybertechnology than older people. To further explore this possibility, conduct a series of informal inter- views with individuals that represent three generations: Millennials, Gen X/Y, and Baby Boomers. Ask members of each group how much they value their privacy and how much of it they are willing to trade off for the conve- nience of cybertechnology. Compare the results of the answers you get from the three groups. Are their respective views about the importance of privacy as far apart as some might expect? Explain.

Answer 1

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