4. Data Ethics and GDPR

Question 1

The four pillars of GDPR

Answer 1

1. Data Protection Officer (DPO) - some companies that work with processing data etc, must have a DPO that makes sure to comply with GDPR.
2. Compliance - all firms dealing with EU customers must comply with the rules.
3. Data breaches - are related to high fines.
4. Personal data - must be handled with care.

Question 2

How much do you need to pay if you fail to comply with GDPR?

Answer 2

4% of global annual turnover. AND it will most probably damage the company’s reputation.

Question 3

Definition of personal data:

Answer 3

Information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, i.e., all information regarding you and your demographics.

Question 4

Definition of sensitive personal data:

Answer 4

Data consisting of info as to the racial or ethnic origin of the data subject, political opinions, religious beliefs, mental and physical health, sexual life etc.

Question 5

What is digital ethics?

Answer 5

It is those fields of ethics that has been increasingly important as we have become more digitized. New innovations require new negotiation of rules and standards.

Question 6

Values, virtues, norms:

Answer 6

• Values: what is good and right, such as freedom and justice.
• Virtues - what behaviour is good and right, such as honesty and modesty.
• Norms: non-written rules based on values and virtues, concretized for specific situations.

Question 7

What is the integral quadrant?

Answer 7

It is a model with four perspectives through which we can experience the world - point of looking through all four is that everything less is narrow. All four are real and important.

Question 8

What four boxes does the integral quadrant contian+

Answer 8

I = interior + individual. 
We = interior + collective
IT = exterior + individual 
ITs = exterior + collective.