Consequences Of Uses Of Computing Flashcards

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What are individual/moral consequences

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Issues concerning a persons sense of right and wrong
How will the tech protect individuals and their differing values?

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What are social/ethical consequences

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Societies collective sense of right and wrong
Shared moral code
Is this tech protecting society and its values?

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What are legal consequences

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Relating to laws
Is the tech sticking to the laws where it is being used

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What are cultural consequences

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Different groups in society have differing beliefs
Is the tech being sensitive to these differences or assuming certain values as a norm?

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What are some of the core points of the Data Protection Act

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Data must be
-Kept securely
-Accurate
-Not kept longer than necessary
-Fairly and lawfully processed
-Processed for limited purposes
-Adequate, relevant and not excessive
-Processed in accordance with the data subjects rights
-Not transferred to countries without adequate data protection

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What are some of the core points of The Computer Misuse Act

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Introduced to prevent
-Any type of hacking
-Spreading of viruses
-Attempts to modify an electrical record
-Attempted fraud like fishing

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What are some of the core points of The Freedom of Information Act

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Extends to data protection act
-Gives the public the right to ask for information held by public authorities like the NHS or the police
-It obligates public authorities to publish certain data about their activities, and allows members of the public to request data from public authorities

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What are some of the core points of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers(RIP) Act

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Introduced to clarify the powers government agencies have in investigating crime using computing
-The Police can intercept and read emails if have probable suspicion
-Gives the police right to ask for encrypted data to be decrypted or a device to be unlocked
-Allows employers to monitor emails and internet activity of employees during work time

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What are some of the core points of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act and an example of content which is covered in it

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Protects creators of content giving them control over how their work is being used
-Prevents content from being copied, adapted or rented

Examples of content
-Instruction manuals, computer programs, and some types of databases
-Web content
-Original music works
-Sound recordings
-Films and videos

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