Well, Juan is a dynamic character in "The Censors", he went form trying to outsmart the censors by working for them, but eventually became dedicated to it and censors his own letter leading to his own death. J<span>uan censors his own letter, Juan becomes loyal to government, juan turns in co-workers, narrator claims juan is "clever" at a time he is being foolish.
Juan is </span><span>dedicated, fearful, brainwashed, nervous, back stabber, clever, selfish, unoriginal, accuser, loyal, devoted, resourceful, creative, proud, sender of letter, which makes him a good censor. </span><span> I hope this helps.
According to the article, the practicality and personal nature of smartphones are what make it easier for users toshare their personal information.
We can arrive at this answer because:
The article shows that the cell phone is a very practical device, as it is always close to the user and can be used with great ease.
This makes the user more attached to this device than to other devices, such as a laptop, for example.
This practicality generates a feeling of comfort and stability, which makes the cell phone be seen as a personal trustworthy object.
All these sensations encourage the user to share personal information via smartphone, as the practicality and modernity of the device allow for a greater sense of security.
Although you haven't shown it, the question above refers to the article "Why Consumers Are Willing to Share Personal Information on Smartphones."
