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| binding custom or practice of a community |
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| a set of moral principles or values derived from some external value |
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| are an individual's principles for determining appropriate behavior |
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| determined collectively and enforced by a group or community |
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| do unto others as you would have them do unto you....how would other members of this community feel about my behavior |
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| a formal, published document designed for use in making decisions about how to behave, consistent with the principles of an organization |
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| the worl's largest educational and scientififc computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. |
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association for computing machinery
-code of ethics and professional conduct |
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| non-profit organization - world's leading professional association for the advancement of technology |
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| the international Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants (EC-Council) |
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| EC-Council code of Ethics |
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| expresses the consensus of the profession on ethical issues and is a means to educate public and those who entering the field about ethical obligations of all e-commerce consultants |
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| laws balance the rights of the individual against the needs of the collective whole |
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| representatives of the community |
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| in many countires _____ is the basis of the moral system that underpins many laws |
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Communications Decency Act (CDA)
Child Online Protection Act (COPA) |
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| designed to protect children form access to indecent material online |
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| authorized previously-prohibited information gathering...like library borrowing records |
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| Terroriest Surveillance Program |
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| "warrentless wiretapping" |
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| user can reasonably expect his/her information to be private |
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| Security and Freedom Through Encryption Act |
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| allows U.S. citizens and residents to use encryption with no restrictions, including no need to provide decryption keys to government agencies |
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| the right to make copies of original creative work |
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| is a crime in many jurisdictions |
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