ITM 100 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Golden Rule, Cybercrime, P3P

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Information Technology Management
• Course: ITM 100
• Professor: Deb Fels

Document Summary

Ethics: the rights and wrongs that individuals acting as free moral agents use to make choices to guide their behavior. Information rights: what rights do people and organizations have in respects to themselves, what can they protect. Profiling: using computer to create a detailed dossier about customers, this information is often sold to third-party companies so they can improve their ads. Nora- nonobvious relationship awareness, a system that can instantly track people who might be related through something as simple as the phone number being used. Responsibility: accept cost, duties and obligations for the choices you make. Accountability: social institutions have systems in place to determine who is responsible who took the responsible action and who to hold on account for. Liability: a system the allows individuals to recover damage done by other actors, systems or organizations. Due process: a process in law governed societies where laws are understood and appeals can be made to higher authorities.