Protection of privacy is considered an essential human right, crucial and important for the protection of freedom. Although privacy is such an important part of our lives, today's technology is threatening the security and privacy of many people (Rotenberg). Cell phones, social media, government, and other forms of technology threaten the lives of many in both their personal lives and the workplace (Lazar). We need to start considering ways to help protect privacy more effectively to protect the lives of people around the world. Privacy protection has many different “dimensions” or parts. Privacy is also generally associated with dignity, trust and freedom. The many ways in which privacy is threatened all lead to one thing: computers, cell phones, and other devices influence and threaten privacy in ways that cannot be controlled. According to Jeffrey Rosen, “as reading, writing, healthcare, shopping, sex, and gossip increasingly take place in cyberspace, we suddenly realize that the most intimate details of our lives are being monitored, searched for, recorded, and archived". Internet “cookies” are electronic fingerprints that allow websites to access some of our personal information as well as observe and track our movements online, such as other websites we have accessed, based on the search terms we enter and the articles we read (Rosen). The vast expansion of the Internet is the result of the monitoring of privacy and information. Much of this information is exposed to colleagues, friends, and even complete strangers (Rosen). Different forms of technology include security cameras, hidden cameras, microphones, and other listening devices to monitor different situations and listen to private communications. This is a clear violation of privacy. Three main characteristics of the technology are amplification, routinization and sublimation. “Amplification refers to the ability of technology to extend the ability to collect private information, routinization is the actual process of intrusion into private life, and sublimation is the means by which a privacy-invading technique becomes increasingly difficult to identify” (Rotenberg). Not long ago, actress, leaked photos of Jennifer Lawrence were all over the Internet. Although these photos were scandalous, her privacy was threatened by an unwanted stranger who hacked her iPhone's "iCloud" account and leaked these nude photos. The lives of celebrities are also affected by paparazzi who follow these celebrities every day, take photos and leak them. From a recent interview about paparazzi harassing her, she exclaimed; “I knew the paparazzi