Persuasive Argument Essay Planner Audience: The Community
Invasion of privacy has become a community threat to both children and adults. School principals believe
Issue:
they should have access to students' social media passwords; while, police officers feel privy to searching cell
Claim: phones belonging to arrested persons.
Officials should not be able to use information they obtain from private devices or social networking sites in orier to protect the community.
Doing so, is an invasion of privacy, a violation of freedom of speech and potential abuse of power.
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invasion of privacy.
Reason #2:
violation of freedom of speech
Reason #3:
potential abuse of power
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