Several ways that we commonly use technology today that people couldn’t 10 years ago. Are these uses helpful or harmful to society overall? Share your thoughts with the class.

Explanation:

1. We cast our phones to our televisions so we can see our phone screen on the t.v. This is helpful to society as it exterminiates the need for extra, unnecessary wires connecting to the t.v.

2. We use technology to secure our homes. Many people have even exchanged a door key for a pad lock. This is helpful in the essence that we no longer need to worry about losing our keys, but it is harmful in that pad locks can be easily broken into as opposed to a house key which takes more time. For instance, there is an app where it shows you heat signatures in different colors depending on time. You can easily access a pad locked door by using this app.

3. We pay expenses through our phones (such as eChecks or Applepay) which is helpful in that it makes life easier and quicker, but harmful in that it allows easy access for hackers as well as identity theft. After all, it's not difficult for a hacker or even just an enemy of yours to decrypt a simple password or pin on your phone, especially when people leave their phones exposed in their back jean pockets and are constantly losing their phones in general.

the only way i would see could be an autoclicker type software. but that is very time consuming.