1. Nathaniel Sheppard Jr. warns that computer users can expect their activities to be monitored while they are surfing the Internet. How does Joseph Burns respond to these concerns? Based on your reading of the viewpoints, do you think the Internet threatens the right to privacy? Explain your answer.
2. Shyla Welch contends that the ease with which children can find and view pornography on the Internet requires that steps be taken to protect them. The American Civil Liberties Union maintains, however, that such protections would constitute censorship and violate the right of free speech. What evidence does each of their viewpoints offer to support these arguments? Which argument seems stronger? Why"