Jason's view on technology

Screens may be taking away from our free time more and more as it keeps getting advanced. For example, the average 24 hours workday consist of 4 main things 7-8 hours of sleep 8.5 to 9 hours of work 3 hours on survival needs such as watching kids bathing Etc. A couple hours for personal time And ever since the smartphones and tablets started coming out in 2007 that a couple of hours a day that we get for our personal time has been getting smaller and smaller. I somewhat agree with this because I know that personally, I used my phone little to none a day when I was younger id really only use it for calling texting and getting places and now I've been using it a lot every single day. The part that I disagree about is that they are saying that no one is able to go out and have fun and do anything because we're all glued to our phones but I've still been able to go out do anything I've wanted to and still be able to use my phone at the same time ...

This week we had to find 2 different articles and they both had to be about how local government and the global government are both using technology. The article that I found for how the local government uses technology is how the Portsmouth police department was able to get the money and access to be able to use drones for police matters. For example In New Hampshire the Portsmouth police department was able to get a grant to be able to be able to get multiple police drones and it would help them out a lot because it can take infrared photos from way up above a house if they need to find a person on the run or something. Some of the things that these drones can do is “It can light up a crime scene, carries two batteries and can find people in the water or woods by programming one of its two cameras to photograph people with specific temperatures. The DJI Matrice 210 "quadcopter" can also find hot spots in a burning building and outfitted with accessories, cost about $25,000...