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👉 👉 DISCUSS THESE QUESTIONS WITH YOUR TEACHER
👉 DISCUTA AS PERGUNTAS COM SEU PROFESSOR
👉 DISCUTA LAS PREGUNTAS CON TU PROFESOR

⮚ What do you value more, your privacy or your safety? Why? 

⮚ Do you think we have less privacy nowadays than we had in the past? What about safety?

⮚ What are some privacy issues you have?

⮚ Do you think that websites like Google, Facebook, Tik Tok, LinkedIn and others are taken away too much of our privacy?

⮚ Do you think everybody have the right to privacy? How about convicted criminals?

⮚ What is the major threat to privacy?

⮚ How transparent is your government?

⮚ Where do you like to go when you want to be alone?

⮚ Surveillance cameras in public spaces: are they a good idea? 

⮚ What are the pros and cons of surveillance cameras?


👉 👉 READ THE ARTICLE BELOW WITH YOUR TEACHER AND IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY AND PRONUNCIATION. 
👉 LEIA O ARTIGO ABAIXO COM SEU PROFESSOR E MELHORE SEU VOCABULÁRIO E PRONÚNCIA.
👉 LEE EL ARTÍCULO A CONTINUACIÓN CON TU PROFESOR Y MEJORA TU VOCABULARIO Y PRONUNCIACIÓN.

🔗 Pro and Con: Police Body Cameras 
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👉 👉 BEFORE LISTENING - CHECK THE NEW VOCABULARY BELOW AND MATCH THE WORDS (1-19) TO A - S (IN PORTUGUESE OR SPANISH). 
👉 👉 ANTES DE OUVIR - CONFIRA O NOVO VOCABULÁRIO ABAIXO E LIGUE AS PALAVRAS (1-19) A A - S (EM PORTUGUÊS OU ESPANHOL).
👉 👉 ANTES DE ESCUCHAR - COMPRUEBE EL NUEVO VOCABULARIO A CONTINUACIÓN Y UNE LAS PALABRAS (1-19) CON A - S (EN PORTUGUÉS O ESPAÑOL).

👉 👉 CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW, LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW AND IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY.

👉 CLIQUE NO LINK ABAIXO, OUÇA A ENTREVISTA E MELHORE SEU VOCABULÁRIO.
👉 HAZ CLIC EN EL ENLACE ABAJO, ESCUCHA LA ENTREVISTA Y MEJORA TU VOCABULARIO.



👉 👉 BASED ON WHAT YOU LISTENED ABOVE, ANSWER TO THESE QUESTIONS. 
👉 COM BASE NO QUE OUVIU NO ÚLTIMO ÁUDIO, RESPONDA AS PERGUNTAS.
👉 EN BASE A LO QUE ESCUCHASTE EN EL ÚLTIMO AUDIO, RESPONDE LAS PREGUNTAS A CONTINUACIÓN.

⮚ With advances on technology are body cameras the answer to both law enforcement and to the public? 

⮚ Who is Todd Morris? 

⮚ How do body cameras work and how its recording is stored? 

⮚ How does this camera stay on, specially if an officer is in a tussle?  

⮚ According to this audio, all Police Officers, Detectives, Sergeants and Lieutenants in the whole USA regularly assigned to perform patrol duties throughout the city are equipped with body-worn cameras. Is it true or false? Explains.

⮚ How do officers feel about this idea? Do they want to wear these cameras, be recorded or not? 

⮚ Is it the panacea for all questions?

⮚ What type of people are more prone to buy these cameras?  

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