LAC1 - Responsible use Flashcards

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4 types of shared data

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Location-based data, transactional data, cookies, data exchange between services

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Define location-based data

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Data on the whereabouts of people and vehicles (generated from the location feature on their phone).

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Define transactional data

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Information generated when buying goods/services, using a swipe card, navigating around a webiste, placing items in a shopping basket. Organisations use this to improve their decision making and performance.

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Define cookies

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Small text files saved on your system when you visit different websites.

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Define data exchange between services

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Information shared between organisations.

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Uses of location-based data

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Delivery companies track locations of their vans, online retailers track locations of visitors, location of purchaser can be matched to where a card is used.

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3 uses of transactional data

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Monitor sales of their products - increase/decrease numbers manufactured, understand the market, inventory data ensures businesses do not run out on popular items.

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3 uses of cookies

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Keeps you logged into often-visited websites, storing items placed in an online shopping basket, track users’ browsing habits and then market similar products through adverts.

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2 uses of data exchange between services

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When you make a purchase using credit/debit card, electronic bank transfer, online payment

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2 advantages of shared data

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Using existing data reduces the cost of collecting new data, more information means better decisions

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2 disadvantages of location-based data

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If tracking data was hacked, poses a serious risk to the individual’s safety and privacy, vehicle drivers may feel they are being ‘spied’ on.

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Disadvantage of transactional data

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Online transactions may store payment details and if the site is hacked, the financial information can be stolen and used for fraud.

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2 disadvantages of cookies

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Malware can be disguised as cookies, privacy concerns over tracking cookies sharing their browsing habits to businesses.

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14
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3 considerations for responsible use

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Legal considerations, privacy, ethical use

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Legal considerations for shared data

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The Data Protection Act sets out requirements to protect data and failure to do so results in a heavy fine.

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Privacy for shared data

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Personal information is protected under the law.

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Ethical use for shared data

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Organisations should seek permissions of the data subject to share the information.

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3 impacts of manufacturing IT systems

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Usage of energy and raw materials (copper), produce large amount of toxic waste (batteries require litium and nickel - mining produces waste), consumables (ink, paper)

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2 impacts of using IT systems

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Powered by electricity (has to be generated), batteries need to be recharged from a power supply

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2 impacts of disposal of IT systems

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Replace quickly and contain hazardous/rare materials such as mercury, cadmium, lithium, nickel and led (becoming increasingly rare and may become scarce), contribute to waste and landfill

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2 advantages of upgrading/replacing digital systems

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Electronic communications - less paper and ink is used, industrial processes can be computer controlled rather than human controlled

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2 disadvantages of upgrading/replacing digital systems

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Consume electricity when used or recycled - burning of fossil fuels, parts are not always recycled - more waste going to landfill

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3 power-saving settings and 1 usage policy

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Auto power off, power-saving mode, sleep mode and hard copy vs electronic

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Define auto power off

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If the device is idle for a while, it switches off

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Define power-saving mode
The device dims the screen or reduces the CPU speed to conserve power
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Define sleep mode
After some inactivity, the display is turned off and the computer goes to sleep
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Define hard copy vs electronic distribution
If a hard copy of a document is not needed, provide an electronic version to save paper and ink.