ICT 410 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: End-User License Agreement, Sarbanes–Oxley Act

• School: University of Kentucky
• Department: Information Communication Technology
• Course: ICT 410
• Professor: Sherali Zeadally

Document Summary

Deleting your browser history is an obstruction of evidence/justice. A lot of businesses were trying to fake accounts and so on. Avoid collecting history in the first place in order to avoid obstruction of justice. Htts: make sure you have it everywhere. It"s a plug-in that enforces your browser to use encryption- no one can look at what you"re sending. Also, get adblock and noscript on your browser. Strongest one: extended verification certificate (the url will turn green) Never go for a browser that was designed for a desktop, then have a mini version for a mobile device because they aren"t truly secure. Get a browser that was designed for that mobile device. If you don"t want people tracking your browsers, you can fake your location. Personal information is viewed as an economic good. Privacy issues arise from two different markets. Good thing for sellers because it"s a free flow of information.