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• Privacy in the Online Environment
  ...Privacy in the Online Environment is related to the fields of information privacy and [[Wikipedia:Anonymity|anonymity]] in [[Wikipedia:Cyberspace|cyberspace] == The Complexity of Privacy in Virtual Environments ==
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• Privacy in Social Networking
  [[File:socialnet.png|300px|thumb|right|The Power of Social Networks]]'''Privacy in Social Networking''' has become a topic of much concern since the increa ===Privacy Settings===
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• Privacy in public
  ...amples of environments in a digital society in which the interpretation of privacy in public can be applied in this context are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...15. doi:10.1007/s10676-009-9186-x. </ref> <ref>Stanford University Press ''Privacy In Context'' Hellen Nissenbaum 2009</ref>
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• Facebook Privacy Policy
  |issue=Facebook's Privacy Policy |value=Privacy, Disclosure
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• Privacy Policies at Apple Inc.
  ...pple’s privacy policy is more popularly known for its staunch stance for privacy, starting in 2014, in comparison with other tech companies such as Google a [[File:Privacy.png|400px|thumb|right]]
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• Employers and Online Privacy
  Online privacy from employers is one of the social and legal issues of online privacy. Online actions are monitored more closely, and words and actions online ha ...ssional.” He brought suit, claiming that Pillsbury violated his right to privacy, and that he was therefore wrongfully terminated.
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• Privacy in Venmo
  == <big>'''Privacy in Venmo'''</big> == ...be public in Venmo and do not consider the necessity to change the default privacy setting to private. What’s more, since Venmo requires users to write for
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• COVID-19 Data Privacy in East Asia
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• Digital Privacy associated with advertisements
  [[File:Social-Media-Privacy2-900x400.jpeg|thumb|right|600px|Social Media privacy concern <br> Copyright: https://it.wisc.edu/news/4-ways-to-better-protect-your-privacy-in-social-media-apps/]]
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• Privacy in the China
  ...ndividual or a group feels unwilling or inconvenient to share with others. Privacy protection is a natural human right of each individual. <ref>Privacy in China |（汉语词语）_百度百科, https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E9
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• Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
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• COVID-19 Data Privacy
  ...d-privacy-in-the-covid-19-response "Joint Statement on Data Protection and Privacy in the COVID-19 Response"] 19, Nov. 2020</ref>. [[File:Coviddata.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Privacy in relation to COVID-19<ref>https://www.coe.int/en/web/human-rights-rule-of
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• XR Privacy Policy
  Extended Reality [XR] Privacy Policies content
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• California Consumer Privacy Act
  ...ndustry'' https://www.geekwire.com/2021/washington-state-finally-pass-data-privacy-laws-bill-backed-tech-industry/</ref>]] ...ning their privacy policies <ref> Bukaty, Preston. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) : An Implementation Guide, IT Governance Ltd, 2019. ProQuest Ebo
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• Voice Assistants and Privacy
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• Encryption and Privacy in Modern Internet
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• Metadata Privacy
  ...ted through every exchange of information. <ref>[https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/privacy-topics/technology/md_info_201410/ What is Metadata?]</ref> Physical interac == Ethical Concerns Regarding the Privacy and Surveillance of Metadata ==
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• Avatar (virtual representation)
  .... Cambridge University Press.</ref> To maintain one's [[Wikipedia:privacy| Privacy in the Online Environment]] one simply restrains from sharing one's persona ...that represent one's offline self. Although this is not a way to maintain privacy, it is a method to not deceive other users who come in contact with one's a
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• Censorship
  ...at should not be seen by the public. In that case, it can protect personal privacy and identities of certain persons who are considered to be "at risk."<ref>1 ...hip. There is often a fine line between freedom of speech and security and privacy. More often than not, censorship for what certain groups would consider a g
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• Information Ethics
  .... Information ethics broadly examines issues related to ownership, access, privacy, security, and community. Information Ethics is related to the fields of co
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• Information Transparency
  ...in late October 2011 <ref> [http://news.cnet.com/2030-1069_3-5172731.html Privacy in the age of transparency] </ref>.
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• James H. Moor
  (general info with policy vacuums and privacy in online environment as examples...) ====Privacy in the Online Environment====
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• John Weckert
  *Miller, Seamus; Weckert, John (2000). "Privacy, the workplace and the Internet". Journal of Business Ethics 28: 255–265.
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• Kay Mathiesen
  *"Liberal Theory and the Collective Right to Privacy" 2nd Annual Information Ethics Roundtable, Massachusetts College of Liberal
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• Privacy in the Online Environment
  ...Privacy in the Online Environment is related to the fields of information privacy and [[Wikipedia:Anonymity|anonymity]] in [[Wikipedia:Cyberspace|cyberspace] == The Complexity of Privacy in Virtual Environments ==
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• Mackenzie Cole
  ...lue and address being public go beyond internet security and into personal privacy and safety. me to reevaluate my privacy settings. As a user, I had little control over who could or could not view
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• Luciano Floridi
  ===Ontological Model of Privacy=== ...issue of Privacy, Floridi offers his Ontological Model. In this framework, privacy is measured at the extent to which ontological friction exists in the infos
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• Cyberbullying
  ...cussing the details of Prince's suicide out of “respect for the family's privacy.” Many in the community of about 17,000 in western Massachusetts was in s *[[Privacy in Social Networking]]
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• Cyberstalking
  ...would not have engaged in offline stalking for fear of being caught.<ref> Privacy Rights Clearinghouse "ONLINE HARASSMENT & CYBERSTALKING" https://www.privac ...mation from a victim's online identity raises ethical concerns surrounding privacy, anonymity, and virtual identity.
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• The Amy Boyer Case
  ...rstalking and the invasion of personal [[Privacy_in_the_Online_Environment|privacy]] online. ...n without much difficulty via the Internet. He was able to violate Boyer's privacy and gain deep access to her personal life. This is an example of how legisl
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• Nymwars
  ...y and real-world identies. In February 2011, Alma Whitten, the Director of Privacy, Product and Engineeringm at Google, made a blog post about the importance ...ot be judged by sex, race or gender. Pseudonyms also give users a level of privacy that the current real name system cannot grant. On the other hand, some use
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• Online Dating
  ...al-selves-privacy.pdf "Plural Selves and Relational Identity: Intimacy and Privacy Online,"] 2008. Retrieved on 4 April 2018.</ref> In the online space, there
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• Cloud Computing
  === Cloud Security and Privacy === ...or protect.<ref>[https://www.privacyrights.org/ar/cloud-computing.htm The Privacy Implications of Cloud Computing]</ref>
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• Tim Berners-Lee
  ...etscape's. In 2001, "Microsoft implements tools that support Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P), a technology under development by the World Wide Web Con
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• Social Networking
  ...ng personal identification, images, videos, music, and thoughts. Issues of privacy tend to be the main point of debate against these types of services since o Moral issues include cyber-bullying, fake profiles, and invasion of privacy.
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• Reddit
  ...o do include revealing personal information, compromising others' personal privacy, complaining about reposts, pleading for votes, and posting comments that l ...arguing about its borderline child pornographic aesthetic and its lack of privacy protection for young girls. /r/jailbait was shut down by site administrator
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• Herman Tavani
  In his own writing he speaks mainly on the policy of information privacy, "cyberethics," and biological information and computing ethics. His arti *Web mining and personal privacy, including the [[Facebook]] Beacon controversy
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• Data Mining
  ...athered and studied, ethical concerns arise from the lack of anonymity and privacy of the subjects used in data mining techniques as well as around receiving ...on, and information asymmetries.<ref>Schermer, B.W. (2011). The limits of privacy in automated profiling and data mining. Computer Law and Security Report, 2
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• Information Security
  ===Information Security and Privacy=== ...ic or derivative motivating force behind information security, information privacy compels many companies, governments, and people alike to consider the impli
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• Online Identity Theft
  ...amount of personal information you allow people to see. Putting the proper privacy settings on these websites is also important, so people you do not know are ===Privacy===
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• World of Warcraft
  ...etc. The chat sessions in World of Warcraft have also been the subject of privacy concerns as similar to any other messaging device, may hold sensitive infor ==== Privacy and Online Confessions ====
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• Artificial Intelligence and Technology
  ...implications, particularly from academic purists and humans concerned with privacy. ===Privacy===
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• Virtual Community
  ...is allowed only one account per lifetime and the rules guarding the site's privacy and high [[Wikipedia:Glossary_of_BitTorrent_terms#Share_ratio|"ratio"]] are
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• Internet of things
  ...cepts of ''informational privacy'', ''physical privacy'', and ''decisional privacy.'' ...us vehicles.<ref name = "Shaw"> Shaw, Johnathan. "The Watchers Assaults on Privacy in America". Harvard Magazine. 2017. </ref>
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• Jeremy Bentham
  ...rison Project" design, however, lives on in popular culture and studies of privacy and surveillance, as the '''panopticon''' (the official term for the design ...ponent for women's and LGBTQ rights, along with law reform, economics, and privacy. Although he still held a very sexist opinion on women in terms of intellec
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• Virtual sweatshops
  ...Facebook data, thus creating more ethical ambiguity and concern regarding privacy and accessibility.
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• Black Twitter
  ...oemaker, David W. “Self-Exposure and Exposure of the Self: Informational Privacy and the Presentation of Identity.” Ethics and Information Technology, vol
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• Cambridge Analytica
  ...here has been a drastic increase in mention of and care around online data privacy and security. These questions surrounding this topic along with how our per ...ublic and media backlash against CA and Facebook and debate about personal privacy and data ethics.<ref name=facebook/>
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• DNA Testing
  ...ug research<ref>3BL blogs: DNA testing is popular, but many are unaware of privacy concerns (2019). Chatham: Newstex. Retrieved from http://proxy.lib.umich.ed ...w that addresses this concept of genetic privacy. There are concerns among privacy experts regarding GINA’s narrow scope, which is limited to prohibiting he
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• Hacking security
  Hacking is the invasion of an individual's privacy through a technological medium. '''Hacking security''' refers to being free ...dentity including financial, health, or personal data, bringing up serious privacy concerns. Hacking security has become easier as information technology adva
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• Advertising ethics online
  ...vans, David S. "The online advertising industry: Economics, evolution, and privacy." Journal of economic perspectives 23.3 (2009): 37-60.</ref><ref>Turow, Jos ...hp/Confidentiality_of_Online_Data heightened concerns] in regards to user privacy, data protection, reach, and corporate transparency in advertising.
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• Gamergate
  ...eral unethical practices such as doxxing and gatekeeping. The violation of privacy and ethics in the online community can be examined as a result of the gamer ...r home. She was eventually forced to leave her home out of concern for her privacy and safety, but refused to be silenced by the harassers. She offered a $11,
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• Music piracy
  ...n be viewed as an act of seeking justice in response to a violation of our privacy and rights.
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• Information Overload
  ...losion/index.html "Explosion in Data Collection and Data Sharing"]. ''Data Privacy Lab''. Retrieved April 28, 2019.</ref> .... He questions, "does respect for individual's privacy require respect for privacy of the group to which the individual belongs to?"<ref>Floridi, Luciano (Mar
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• Troll
  ...chievous behaviors of Internet trolls and their deliberate abuse of online privacy. Trolls typically hide behind the anonymity provided by online environments
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• Human Flesh Search
  ...h searchers. In 2008 Wang Fei sued Tianya and Zhang Leyi for violating his privacy and provoking the defamation of his character<ref>McLaughlin, Ryan. [http:/ ...of [[cyberbullying]]. Some believe it is not ethical to invade a person's privacy on the internet, but if the information is out there, then no one can stop
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• Privacy in Social Networking
  [[File:socialnet.png|300px|thumb|right|The Power of Social Networks]]'''Privacy in Social Networking''' has become a topic of much concern since the increa ===Privacy Settings===
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• Social Networking Services
  ...ettings to allow for only private sharing<ref>https://foursquare.com/legal/privacy</ref>. ...res have developed and each time people threaten to quit the site if their privacy is not respected. This will be an interesting feature when Facebook releas
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• David Thorne
  ===Privacy===
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• Noah Goldstein
  ...o have gotten lucky. It's a strange feeling knowing that much of my online privacy is due only to chance. ...ation could be accessed given that I had felt I’d set up my account with privacy in mind. Additionally, many of these features were not available when I fir
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• Facebook
  |privacy ...al Network.'' The site also poses serious ethical questions regarding the privacy of users and the ownership of their information posted. There has also been
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• Electronic Health Records
  ...ternalDBID=n%2Fa&rft.externalDocID=121082132</ref>. As a result, patients' privacy is susceptible to violation, which raises the question if the benefits of E ===Privacy===
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• Targeted Advertising (Online)
  ...ithout a user's consent, ethical concerns have arisen focusing on personal privacy, personal choice, and vulnerability of targets. ...ata Mining, it has become a very controversial topic in relation to online privacy.
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• Cloud Security
  ...t to adopt cloud computing because of the importance of client information privacy in their work. There are tradeoffs, as cloud hosting companies have large d [[Category: Privacy]]
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• Waze
  ===Hacking, Trolling, and Privacy=== ...ary 2016. </ref> Thus, there is a gray line between keeping the safety and privacy of security officers and promoting safer and slower driving behavior by sho
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• Advertising on Facebook
  ===Privacy Issues=== ...violation of privacy and personal identity. Facebook further endangers the privacy of users because it is creating tools to predict future behavior based on e
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• Google Street View
  ...et View has recently been the subject of online data collecting issues and privacy issues. <ref>Wikipedia. [[Wikipedia:Google_Street_View|Google Street View]] | Google took New Zealand Privacy Commission's suggestion and blurred people's faces, but not the registratio
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