Ethics and Crime Flashcards
Ethics
About what is right and wrong
Principles of right conduct
Context dependent
Morals
The principles on which one’s judgements of right and wrong are based
More subjective often personal or religion-based
Absolute across contexts
Social Justice
Refers to the pursuit of fairness and equity within the realm of technology
Digital divide
The gap between those who have easy access to computers and those who do not.
Accessibility
Refers to the design and implementation of computer technology in a way that makes it usable by as many people as possible.
Inclusive design
Assistive technology
Adherence to standards
Legal Compliance
Ethical use of data
Ensuring that data collection and analysis practices respect to individuals’ privacy and consent.
Algorithmic fairness
Developing algorithms that do not perpetuate biases or inequalities.
Regulation and Policy
Advocating for policies and regulations that ensure equitable access to technology and protect against its misuse.
Intellectual property rights
Trade marks
Patents
Designs
Copyright
Trade Secrets
Privacy and Accuracy
Data Protection Act 2018
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003
Human Rights Act 1998
Dark Patterns
Refer to user interface elements intentionally created to trick or manipulate users into doing things they might not otherwise do
Illegal patterns
Hidden costs
Sneak into Basket
Forced Continuity
Abuse vs Crime
Abuse = Unethical
Crime = Illegal
Compliance
Legal
Ethical
Social
Professional
Political issues in technology
Data Privacy and Surveillance
Regulation of Big Tech Companies
Cybersecurity and National Security
Internet Governance and Freedom
Technology in Public Services
