Smartphones Playing With Your Privacy

1984 was the year where Steve Jobs released the very first version of Macintosh computer. In the same year, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act were also signed in order to keep the computers away from fraud and abuse usage. Since then a lot of laws have been implemented on the usage of digital devices. The need for electronic communications privacy increases on a daily basis along with the rising fraud attempts. Therefore, it is extremely important for the people to keep an eye on it in order to stay away from hassle. Modern world people are extremely close to their smartphones. As a result, a lot of frauds take place every single day through smartphones. Are the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in a position to offer legal assistance to people who become victims of abuse through their smartphones? Well, this has become an interesting question and there is much debate about it at the moment. However, legal professionals say that smartphones do not fall into this category. Therefore, all the ...