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If a person adopts new technology but does not protect privacy which balance is broken?

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Correct answer: Balance between innovation and ethical safety

The direct answer is A, the balance between innovation and ethical safety. New technology can improve speed, accuracy, communication, and productivity, but it can also expose personal information or cause harm if used carelessly. The reasoning is: adopting technology is innovation; protecting private information is an ethical and safety responsibility; doing the first while ignoring the second breaks the required balance. Option A is correct because responsible innovation must include privacy, consent, security, and safe use. Option B, time and leave, concerns working hours and holidays, not privacy. Option C, speed and decoration, has no necessary connection with ethical technology use. Option D, position and salary, concerns employment status and pay, not protection of information. Technology should serve people without violating their dignity or rights. Memory cue: every new tool needs two checks—does it work, and does it protect people?

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