Copied and pasted from assignment: Scenario You are a graduate scientist workin

Copied and pasted from assignment:
Scenario
You are a graduate scientist working in an interdisciplinary research team within a not-for-profit research and development organisation. Your team leader has requested
you prepare a review of the current scientific literature in one of three potential research areas. The company is considering taking their research in a new direction and the
leadership team requires background information on the potential research areas before making a decision. You should ensure your literature review synthesises recent
literature to give a picture of the current state of the science in that area. You are not required to critique the literature or to take a position, however you should try to
identify knowledge gaps
Task
Write an evidence-based scientific literature review on an aspect of the topic (smart devices and personal privacy) you have
researched. A literature review synthesises the current literature, is evidence-based, compares different sources of information and perspectives, and identifies gaps in
current research. A literature review can contain a mixture of sources (e.g. scholarly books, high quality reports, etc.), however; the focus must be peer-reviewed journal
articles
1. Search the scientific literature for appropriate and relevant sources of information, with a focus on peer-reviewed journal articles.
2. Write a clear and concise review of approximately 1500-2000 (excluding references) words, synthesising the literature.
4. Use the following formatting/style for your Literature Review
• Write in a series of paragraphs with a short introduction and conclusion. For details and examples of the expected structure of a scientific literature review, refer to
weekly tasks and assignment resources.
• Typed, 12 pt Times New Roman font
• Double spaced with 2 cm margins
• Appropriate academic writing style and mechanics – refer to grading rubric for this assignment
• Cite all of your sources, using in-text citations and an end-text reference list (I can site myself given the references)
My tutor has said it the review would be better if we focus in on a specific part of the topic.
The file I have attached is the original article we focused on.