| In order to examine ethical issues, it is
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| | of controversy in cyberspace is the
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| first necessary to define ethics. Today,
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| | simple fact that so many people have
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| we regard ethics as a "rational process
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| | access to the Web sites. Simply put, if
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| founded on certain principles." However,
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| | no one had access to online pornography
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| I believe a definition that is more
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| | no one would care. With this another
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| applicable to this project is the ethical
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| | issue "Censorship" comes which should be
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| theory that existed in ancient Greece.
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| | deal in efficient way as it is not easy
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| There, ethics was the study of what was
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| | to implement. Ethical issues can also be
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| good for both the individual and society.
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| | religious, moral or any other.These type
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| We will look at some online issues and
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| | of issues are not easy to deal
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| how they may be good and/or bad for
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| | with.Similarly, let us take China into
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| society. Cyberethics is quite simply the
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| | consideration on the issue of
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| study of ethics on the Internet.
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| | "Censorship". China has implemented the
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| "Ethics begins when elements within a
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| | methods of censoring the internet that
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| moral system conflict."
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| | are somewhat harder to bypass for people
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| Cyberethics is often called as
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| | generally unfamiliar with the way
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| Information System Ethics. Information
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| | internet works. There is ,for example
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| System ethics can be defined as "The
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| | internet censorship as implemented in
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| study of moral, legal, ethical issues
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| | China-using a list of banned words that
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| involving the use of information and
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| | are censored on the fly. As users in
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| communication technologies"
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| | china request a webpage , the incoming
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| There are many unique challenges we face
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| | page is first inspected by government
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| in this age of information. They stem
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| | servers n blocked if a banned term such
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| from the nature of information itself.
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| | as "Democracy" is present. Human censors
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| Information is the means through which
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| | are also actively looking at what people
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| the mind expands and increases its
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| | browse on the internet, and block
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| capacity to achieve its goals, often as
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| | websites as they see fit.Crimes on
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| the result of an input from another mind.
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| | internet are also increasing in a
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| Thus, information forms the intellectual
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| | continuous manner.Computer crime is a
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| capital from which human beings craft
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| | general term that embraces such crimes as
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| their lives and secure dignity.However,
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| | phishing, credit card frauds, bank
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| the building of intellectual capital is
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| | robbery, Industrial espionage, child
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| vulnerable in many ways. For example,
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| | porn, kidnapping children via chat rooms,
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| people's intellectual capital is impaired
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| | scams, cyber terrorism, viruses, spam and
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| whenever they lose their personal
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| | so on. All such crimes are computer
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| information without being compensated for
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| | related and facilitated crimes. Many
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| it, when they are precluded access to
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| | recent cases seen like Microsoft's
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| information which is of value to them,
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| | website was brought down for a little
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| when they have revealed information they
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| | time resulting in a huge loss to
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| hold intimate, or when they find out that
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| | Microsoft. Similarly, NUST, one of the
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| the information upon which their living
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| | best considered university in Pakistan
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| depends is in error. The social contract
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| | got Hacked and redirected to another
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| among people in the information age must
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| | domain. Credit card fraud have grown in
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| deal with these threats to human dignity.
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| | an increasingly manner. Leakage of
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| The ethical issues involved are many and
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| | Military information from internet is
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| varied in Information System
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| | another internet crime. Software known as
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| Ethics.Ethics is required in information
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| | google earth, which shows information
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| Systems to overcome the following ethical
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| | about different places including military
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| issues.Privacy: What information about
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| | land or can lead to robbery planning, is
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| one's self or one's associations must a
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| | becoming an ethical issue around the
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| person reveal to others, under what
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| | world. Many people protest against this
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| conditions and with what safeguards? What
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| | leakage of information but still one
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| things can people keep to themselves and
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| | can't deny that it is one of the major
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| not be forced to reveal to
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| | enhancements in Information
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| others?Accuracy: Who is responsible for
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| | Technology.The question about how to
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| the authenticity, fidelity and accuracy
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| | police these crimes has already been
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| of information? Similarly, who is to be
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| | constructed, but this task is turning out
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| held accountable for errors in
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| | to be an uphill battle. Since the first
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| information and how is the injured party
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| | computer crime law, the Counterfeit
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| to be made whole?Property: Who owns
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| | Access Device and Computer Fraud and
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| information? What are the just and fair
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| | Abuse Act of 1984, the governments have
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| prices for its exchange? Who owns the
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| | been trying to track down and stop online
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| channels, especially the airways, through
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| | criminals. The FBI of different countries
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| which information is transmitted? How
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| | have tried many programs and
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| should access to this scarce resource be
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| | investigations in order to deter Internet
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| allocated?Accessibility: What information
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| | crime, like creating an online crime
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| does a person or an organization have a
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| | registry for employers .The reality is
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| right or a privilege to obtain, under
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| | that Internet criminals are rarely
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| what conditions and with what
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| | caught. One reason is that hackers will
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| safeguards?Information System ethics
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| | use one computer in one country to hack
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| explores and evaluates:
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| | another computer in another country. And
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| - the development of moral values in the
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| | that criminal isn't working alone.
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| information field,
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| | Loosely organized groups--which security
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| - the creation of new power structures
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| | experts call "Web gangs"--conduct much of
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| in the information field, information
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| | the illegal activity online. The
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| myths,
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| | structure of Web gangs may be patterned
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| - hidden contradictions and
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| | on that of traditional organized crime,
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| intentionality's in information theories
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| | in which the members of the group may
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| and practices,
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| | never come into contact with one another
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| - the development of ethical conflicts
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| | and may never be aware of who they are
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| in the information field. etcNow let us
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| | working for.Conclusion:
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| take a look at privacy by the following
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| | We live in an exciting time in history.
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| examples. A few years ago, Florida
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| | The widespread availability of computers
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| lawmakers gave the go ahead to have
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| | and Internet connections provides
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| monitors stationed in bathrooms at
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| | unprecedented opportunities to
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| Tallahassee Community College to
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| | communicate and learn. Unfortunately,
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| determine if the facilities were being
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| | although most people use the Internet as
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| underutilized. Students and faculty
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| | a powerful and beneficial tool for
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| vehemently protested that the monitors
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| | communication and education, some
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| violated their privacy. State officials
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| | individuals exploit the power of the
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| said that the value of the information
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| | Internet for criminal or terrorist
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| gained through the study was more
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| | purposes.We can minimize the harm that
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| important than the threat to privacy.
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| | such individuals do by learning
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| Other issues like collection of private
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| | ourselves, and teaching young people, how
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| data of the users using internet by
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| | to use the Internet safely and
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| monitoring the traffic is strongly
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| | responsibly. The term "cyberethics"
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| related to one's policy as that
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| | refers to a code of safe and responsible
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| information can be further used for
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| | behavior for the Internet community.
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| illegal purposes. These types of privacy
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| | Practicing good cyberethics involves
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| issues are needed to be addressed
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| | understanding the risks of harmful and
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| properly so that they should not exploit
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| | illegal behavior online and learning how
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| one's freedom. One issue that I kept
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| | to protect ourselves, and other Internet
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| thinking about when I was constructing my
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| | users, from such behavior. It also
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| Web page was whether it was ethical to
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| | involves teaching young people, who may
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| lift an image from someone's home page
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| | not realize the potential for harm to
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| and use it on my Web page without
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| | themselves and others, how to use the
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| crediting the source. Such ethical issues
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| | Internet safely and responsibly.Muhammad
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| come under property.One reason that
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| | Bilal Azmat,
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| topics such as online gambling and
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| | Operations Manager,
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| pornography have become such firestorms
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| | Koolmobile.
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