The Bigger Picture: Privacy Flashcards

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Define Ethics

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A set of moral principles that govern a person’s behaviour

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Define Privacy

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the right to be left alone and free from unwanted scrutiny and intrusion

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Define Personal Data

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information that is personal and unique to an individual

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What are some examples of personal data?

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  • where you live
  • what you look like
  • likes and dislikes
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What are some features of the UK Data Protection Act?

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  • data must be processed fairly and lawfully
  • data must be accurate and up to date
  • data must be kept secure
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What is the UK Data Protection Act?

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controls how organizations and the government can use personal data

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7
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Why do people voluntarily give information?

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it enables an organization to understand their needs better and provide them with more personalized service

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Define Surveillance Technology

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used to monitor and record people activities, often without their knowledge

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What are some examples of surveillance technology?

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  • CCTV
  • drones
  • numberplate recognition
  • bugging
  • tracking devices
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What is the Computer Misuse Act?

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it identifies three types of illegal activity:

  • unauthorized access to a computer material
  • unauthorized access with intent to commit further offences
  • intentional destruction of software and data
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