Provide answer under the questions. Note: Keep your answers to each of the questions to no more than 100 wordsPart 1 :

Watch the three short videos, “Did the Internet kill privacy,” “Beware online ‘filter bubbles’,” and “Tracking the trackers” and scan the online article “Meet the trackers.” Based on your viewing and scanning, respond to the following questions:

1. What are the ethical dilemmas facing the school board described in the “Did the Internet kill privacy?” video and how should their answers be reflected in the school district’s information management policies?
2. What are the ethical dilemmas facing Facebook in regard to “filter bubbles” as described in the “Beware online ‘filter bubbles'” video and how should the answers be reflected in Facebook’s information management policies?
3. What are the ethical dilemmas facing Google in regard to “tracking” as described in the “Tracking the trackers” video and how should the answers be reflected in the Google’s information management policies?

Part 2:

Read the article Surveillance Nation (Parts 1 & 2) and view the video “Battle for Power on the Internet.” Based on your reading and viewing, address the following questions.

1. As an average consumer or average citizen, are you concerned about the control of your data? (Be sure to explain your answer drawing on evidence from article and/or video.)
2. Generally speaking, what do you think are the ethical responsibilities of those with “institutional power” (as discussed in the video) towards control of data?
3. Generally speaking, what (if any) legal responsibilities should be required of those with “institutional power” (as discussed in the video) towards control of data?