The Internet Of Things Outweighs Decreased Personal privacy

First of all I would like to define the Internet Of Things as things such as devices or sensors other than computers, smartphones, or tablets that connect, communicate or transmit information with or between each other through the Internet. My framework for this debate is that in the pyramid of social responsibility, saving lives are at the highest level which is the highest moral standard. Therefore, if the proposition, us, proves that at least one life is saved by the internet of things, then we have won this debate since personal privacy is at a lower moral standard than saving lives. Contention 1: Health And Safety Healthcare is a very important part of our lives, as it helps to assess and evaluate one"s Health. It can save people"s lives in certain events and can also decrease health costs. According to the Carolina Journal Of Law And Technology, the Internet of Things includes an ever-growing list of medical devices used to improve patient care. Devices can for instance, track symptoms like Parkinson"s tremors, which provide reliable data for doctors trying to fine tune treatment. Also, there is a 25% reduction in numbers of bed days of care, a 19% reduction in numbers of hospital admissions, and mean satisfaction score rating of 86% after enrollment into the program. Also, Google Flu Trends, for example, "uses aggregated Google search data to estimate flu activity" for specific geographic areas and regions. According to the Federal Trade Commission, sensors on a car can notify drivers of dangerous road conditions, and software updates can occur wirelessly, obviating the need for consumers to visit the dealership. The Internet of things has saved so many lives through cars and healthcare. It has also decreased crime through countless collections of data. This clearly shows why it is morally right And why it should outweigh personal privacy. Contention 2: Public Service There are several services which the government is obligated to give to the people. These services are aided by the internet of things which is very beneficial. According to the Alumni Portal, the internet of things technologies can"t stop disasters from happening, but can be very useful for disaster preparedness. Take for example the monitoring of forest fires: sensors on trees can take measurements that indicate when a fire has broken out, or when there is a strong risk. Also, the internet of things can help create energy. The Internet of things application may range from a simple monitoring application to a complex application that can provide efficient use of the energy in a building while ensuring comfort in heat, electricity, and many more to building occupants. These public services are very important to our infrastructure and can even save lives. The benefits of these services reach out to people worldwide and are powered by the Internet of things. Clearly, this should outweigh decreased personal privacy. Contention 3: Economy Our economy is ever growing, and it is partially powered by the Internet of things. The Impact of the internet of things is so great, that it is used in every single field of our economy including agriculture, businesses, and trade. According to the McKinsey Global Institute, The potential economic impact of the Internet of things is going to be $ 2.7 trillion to $6.2 trillion per year by 2025, and this market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.9% between now and 2020, to reach $ 8.9 trillion. Overall, the continuation of the internet of things show great projections for the economy and will boost our economy and GDP by an immense number of points. Thank you.