FD4 - Data Privacy and Usage: Ethics and Legal Implications Flashcards

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What is the main privacy law in Australia?

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Privacy Act 1988

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Inside Privacy Act 1988, there’s a document known as?

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Australian Privacy Principles (APP)

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Explain Australian Privacy Principles (APP).

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Organizations in Australia must :
-have up to date policy
-show how information are collected and hold
- how to disclose information to others
-reasons to collect information

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What is the privacy law in Europe?

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EU GDPR.
Organizations must specify purpose of the data they were using.

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What is the privacy law in Malaysia??

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PDPA 2010.
Protect user privacy by criminalizing the misuse of user data

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How do we know what data privacy policies are being followed by organization?

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Read terms of use and fine print.

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What are implications of not reading the fine prints?

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  • Organisation may your information that you are not happy with
  • Getting spam emails.
  • Identity Theft
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What are the risks of user data being exploited fro unethical use?

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-Identity theft
- Social media exploiting user data for business use
-Selling emails by email service providers

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How to use data ethically?

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3R.
1) Research- research about the organisation whether they are misusing consumer data
2) Refrain- avoid using pirated software and system (山寨)
3) Respect- Do not use data owned by others

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