Exercício 6983761

Should Twitter entertain millions with public arguments? Comedian Janey Godley's tweets of a couple's train-bound row raise questions of how to protect our privacy in public places. O Janey Godley Wt Fol HJaneyisodiey Couple on train before its even moved have fallen out over “her inabálity to accept the truth" this will be fun #iraintales o tias Ga E» PA Janey Godley TLS eS ey She just told hin’l can accept the truth you are incapable of speaking it WOW WHO the HELL is TIA and why did she email you?” ditraintales 10:33 AM « 2 o, PRE | 1 Lo rf ik Fess SM anal : If the troubles of the two travellers had made it on to a newspaper first rather than a comedian's Twitter feed, would we be so relaxed about loss of privacy? | think perhaps not. Social media has done so much for freedom of expression, it would be cruel if it actually leads to less social freedom for fear of having our every misstep, angry word or misbehaviour broadcast there for all to see. (Adaptado de David Banks, Should Twitter entertain millions with public rows? The Guardian, 13/07/2012. Disponivel em https: //www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/201 2/jul/13/twitter- millions-public-rows. Acessado em 10/07/2017.) No artigo de opiniao acima, o autor a) critica a perda da liberdade de expressao provocada pelo abuso nas midias sociais por certos usuarios. b) aponta um dilema ético suscitado pelo uso das midias sociais, envolvendo dois tipos de liberdade. c) diz que a invasão de privacidade por parte de jornais é mais aceita do que aquela praticada pelo Twitter. d) argumenta que a liberdade dos cidadãos é um valor mais importante do que o direito à privacidade.