1. How does Facebook’s privacy management of users’ personal information affect the behavior of Facebook patrons? Facebook’s privacy management of users’ personal information affect the behavior of Facebook patrons by not having our personal information protected with our privacy rights. “Facebook has a powerful incentive to push people into revealing more information”. I believe that this is a powerful statement, because there have been countless times that I have logged onto my Facebook and they have had popups telling me to share my phone number and all of my personal information and in my opinion when you log onto your networking site you don’t want to share all of your personal information.
• Imagine you are a CISO of a publically traded company and concerned about security when sending any message traffic over the Internet to your remote sites. Determine the security measures you would consider implementing to mitigate security risks when sending message traffic over the Internet. Explain your reasoning. Teardrop – a mangled packet sent in fragments via overlapping or overloading payloads which could cause the systems as it has in the past with older OS versions. Sequence number – hijacked or interrupted TCP/IP sessions via injected packets that disguises its origination from one of the two computers in a session.
If “Generation Q” does not approach and pay any attention to some of the issues from the past generation, people in the youth are going to waste most of their lives “digging out from the deficits” left behind from the previous generation (Friedman 8). Thomas L. Friedman conveys that “Generation Q” needs to be aware that there present actions will be the outcome of the future. One point Friedman addresses in his article is that the youth is “too online”, and needs to approach things physically like his generation did in the past (Friedman 8). For example he says, “Activism can only be uploaded, the old-fashioned way” (Friedman 8). The Internet is a major part of society in today’s generation, and is used to accomplish many things.
citizens are entitled to there are always exemptions. This would be a case to case basis and would all depend on the circumstances of each case to discreatly say what information may have been obtained to harm someone. As far as blaming the author, we all have the right to freedom of speech but when it comes to the “how-to” manuals, there should be some type of limitations on what can be published and what can’t. We will never be able to control the many methods of communications that have been and will be sent in place for those who choose to use the internet. This information can be passed on through social websites, blogs, etc.
When something is private to a person it is usually information about them that they don't want to share with the world. Privacy in the 21st Century is a major concern due to the rapid growth of technology, threats privacy to multiply, and raised new law legal and ethical. There for we need to be careful about what information we share with the public because of the lack of privacy. Technology has grown by leaps and bounds since we have entered the 21st Century. Privacy has brought much change and there are many things that we need to be aware of.
With the rapid development of the society, Internet plays a larger and larger role in our daily life. The question of how free we are when we express ourselves online also becomes an issue. The Supreme Court deals with a case called Elonis v. United States this term, which involves a man says on Facebook that he will kill his wife, a FBI agent, and bomb an elementary school. As far as I am concerned, the Supreme Court should limit the extension of such kind of violent speech because it has already caused threats to other individuals and the society as a whole, and such fact is more important than whether he intended to do so or not. Elonis believes that his right of free speech under the protection of the First Amendment was violated.
“Every advantage has its own disadvantage”. This applies to the recent problem faced by several countries because of the development of the Internet. Intellectual Property is an intangible and integral asset to a company . In Singapore IP covers patents, trademarks, copyright, registered designs, plant varieties protection, geographical indications, trade secrets and layout-design of integrated circuits. We want to develop new legal tools to protect global intellectual property rights without jeopardizing the openness of the Internet.
For this reason, I had to research using the internet as a tool to find out the statistical reports for those questions. Something that really caught my attention was the way all these questions were formulated; those points made me realized how I am lacking valuable information about this cultural diversity, and how these affect the way people react, behave, and think. Demographics in this country have shaped the cultural beliefs due to the rapid change our society has faced because of the cultural diversity. This country is a “melting pot” and it is important to be aware of it. 3.
Refusal to accept this fact will not stop this change, rather it will leave an individual frustrated and unable to keep up with the rest of the computerized world. In this fast paced world, adapting to new technology is essential, new and faster ways of human contact have changed the way we relate to one another and refusal to adapt will only leave one behind. The early 2000s introduced us to social media with the now almost defunct Myspace website. It was the first opportunity we had to create our own image in cyberspace, by allowing us to customize our own page
14 Nov. 2013. Shapiro, Gary. (2013). Keeping speech free on the Internet; Cyber-censorship is a symptom of creeping Tyranny. Washington Times [Washington, DC], p.