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• Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments
  ...guided by societal norms and enforced laws, [[Virtual Environment|virtual environments]] allow people to construct, change, and duplicate their own [[Online Ident ...identities to be revealed and physical confrontations. However, in virtual environments the risks of being revealed are lessened and allow people to interact more
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• Punishments in Virtual Environments
  ...ited is a complicated issue<ref>Approaches to Managing Deviant Behavior in Virtual Communities https://www.cc.gatech.edu/~asb/papers/conference/deviance-chi94 ...and therefore be punished for wrongdoings. This article discusses possible virtual punishments if punishment were appropriate.
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• Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments
  ...guided by societal norms and enforced laws, [[Virtual Environment|virtual environments]] allow people to construct, change, and duplicate their own [[Online Ident ...identities to be revealed and physical confrontations. However, in virtual environments the risks of being revealed are lessened and allow people to interact more
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• Avatar (virtual representation)
  ...available for creating avatars. Avatars exist within all types of virtual environments, including but not limited to: [[Wikipedia:Internet forum|Forums]], [[Wiki The use of the term in reference to a user's manifestation within a virtual environment can be traced back to 1985, when the game [[Wikipedia:Ultima IV
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• Banality of Simulated Evil
  ...ical challenges of designing video games and [[Virtual Environment|virtual environments]].<ref>Sicart, Miguel. [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-00 ...]. After analyzing these and other games and [[Virtual Environment|virtual environments]], violent and otherwise, he draws the following conclusions:
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• Bartle Test
  ...erestgraph.png|400px|thumb|right|Player Interest Graph- p. 131 ''Designing Virtual Worlds'']] ...uilt-in ranking system.<ref name="Bartle">Bartle, A., Richard., "Designing Virtual Worlds", July 2003</ref>
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• Cheating in Videogames
  ...eating in videogames exposes a number of ethical challenges in information environments, ranging from motivation and agency, community norms, to personal behavior. [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Edward H. Spence
  ...Corruption|corruption]] and anti-corruption, [[Virtual Environment|virtual environments]], [[Wikipedia:News|news media]], [[Wikipedia:Advertising|advertising]], mo *Philosophy and ethics of computer games and virtual worlds
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• Ethics in Computer & Video Games
  ...unpredictable and can lead to unfavorable behaviors such as [[Virtual Rape|virtual rape]], [[Griefing|griefing]], and identity theft. These types of behavior ...so much a system of regulation that is needed to enforce ethics in virtual environments, but, among other things, a feeling of personal responsibility and moral in
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• Griefing
  ...for the purpose of causing havoc or creating grief for other players in a virtual environment. ...rom forums to Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG), which are virtual environments that involve other players playing the same instance of a game. Griefing ca
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• Information Ethics
  ...ns and report them to the authorities. Stalking in a [[Virtual Environment|virtual environment]] is a very different situation. A cyber stalker can potentiall * [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Information Transparency
  Other ethical issues have risen specifically when online environments force information transparency upon their users. For example, Google Plus o ...is especially problematic when unethical actions are committed in virtual environments.
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• Julian Dibbell
  ...is series of events, the article further alludes to the fine line between "virtual" and "reality" in cyberspace<ref>http://www.villagevoice.com/2005-10-18/spe ...t is very real since many people are willing to pay for commodities in the virtual world. He provides real examples of already-existing places, such as an off
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• Kathleen Wallace
  ...ink of [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|"anonymity" in virtual environments]]. K.A. Wallace is currently a Professor of Philosophy at [[Wikipedia:Hofst
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• Kay Mathiesen
  ...and can be applied to the concepts discussed in SI 410, including virtual environments and information integrity. *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Mia Consalvo
  ...s a real and influential means of capital exchange in 21st century virtual environments.
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• Miguel Sicart
  ...nd developing a design framework for applying ethical gameplay in digital environments. ...ctions. If ethical outcomes are to be considered a possibility within the virtual space, the game itself has to provide the option of making these decisions.
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• Online Cheating
  ...orlds/commentary/games/2007/04/gamesfrontiers_0423 </ref>." Aside from the virtual world, cheating online can happen in relationships and also in the academic In the virtual world, cheating occurs in games where players can play against the computer
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• Online Identity
  ...representation. This, in turn, facilitates [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|anonymous behavior]] within online communities. *Types of Virtual Environments - The type of virtual environment an individual exists in determines the types of customs and val
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• Privacy in the Online Environment
  ...[[Anonymous_Behavior_in_Virtual_Environments|Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]). Privacy in the Online Environment is related to the fields of informati == The Complexity of Privacy in Virtual Environments ==
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• Punishments in Virtual Environments
  ...ited is a complicated issue<ref>Approaches to Managing Deviant Behavior in Virtual Communities https://www.cc.gatech.edu/~asb/papers/conference/deviance-chi94 ...and therefore be punished for wrongdoings. This article discusses possible virtual punishments if punishment were appropriate.
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• Virtual Child Pornography
  ...dren, but instead uses technology to generate computer images of children. Virtual child pornography is a significant controversial issue in many countries al ...es/people/faculty/linzd/virtual_child_porno.pdf The Effects of Exposure to Virtual Child Pornography on Viewer Cognitions and Attitudes Toward Deviant Sexual
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• Virtual Crimes and Punishments
  ...dition, the authorities that punish the "criminals" is not the same across virtual communities. .... Moreover, there has been a large discourse around universal or national virtual crimes. See [[Policy Vacuums]] for further readings on this discourse.
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• Virtual Environment
  [[Image:Experiment.JPG|thumb|300px|A Virtual Environment]] A '''virtual environment''' is a computer-generated set of surroundings.
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• Virtual Rape
  ...ue due to the availability given to networked users to interact with other virtual societies.<ref>http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol2/issue4/mackinnon.html</ref> ...screen. Dibbell's "A Rape in Cyberspace" was written about the instance of virtual rape that took place in the environment]]
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• Virtual Reality and Computer Simulations
  [[Image:Seethematrix.jpg|thumb|300px|The Matrix - Virtual Environment]] ...simulation can provide. [[Philip Brey]] is one of the foremost experts in virtual reality and computer simulations and this article discusses his contributio
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• Women in Gaming
  ...in games becomes ethically charged as gaming's prevalence increases and as virtual images begin to directly mirror the ''living world''. While all studies confirm that men still dominate the virtual gaming world<ref name="sagepub">SAGE Journals Website: Violent Video Games
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• Luciano Floridi
  [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Cyberbullying
  ...Cyberbullies may feel that they can use the perceived anonymity of online environments to say harmful messages that they would not normally say in person. <ref na ===[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments| Anonymity]]===
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• Cyberstalking
  ...e are the mass digitization of personal information and commonplace use of virtual communication. Cyberstalking refers to the idea of someone(s) using the int ...nline identity raises ethical concerns surrounding privacy, anonymity, and virtual identity.
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• Online Reputation Systems
  ...behavior through the violation of other users' trust is very real in these environments. [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• The Amy Boyer Case
  [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Nymwars
  ...ehavior_in_Virtual_Environments|anonymity]], and [[Trust|trust]] in online environments can be seen in play here. Should users online be able to be completely anon *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Online Dating
  ...types of media like the telephone and VHS, when people started to use more virtual means of communication, making the Internet the obvious next way for people ...onstitute a romantic one, and if so, do not always progress solely through virtual processes. It is found that many users choose to arrange a physical encount
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• Social Networking
  ...he people they want to be associated with. [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|Anonymity]] is a large problem underlying all of these issues because there
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• Virtual Dating Simulations
  ...East Asia and Japan, some varieties of these games involve adult content. Virtual dating simulations have been criticized for removing people from real life ...me="wsj">Wakabayashi, Daisuke. "Only in Japan, Real Men Go to a Hotel With Virtual Girlfriends" Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 17 Dec. 2011 http://online.wsj.
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• 4chan
  ...lesh searches]]. Over 90% of its users are [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|anonymous]]<ref> Bernstein, Michael. [http://projects.csail.mit.edu/chanthr 4chan thrives on the ability of users to post [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|anonymously]]. Due to the lack of connection between the user who utilizes
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• Genovese Syndrome
  ...ffect. Yet, at the same time the anonymity and distance afforded in online environments may strengthen the feeling that others will act, so no action is necessary. ...However, the anonymity and ease of access that is often present in online environments also makes it easier for individuals to perpetuate and foster cyberbullying
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• Data Mining
  In an attempt to build accurate models, data miners in online environments occasionally utilize the personal information of individuals who visit thei [[category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• The Sims Online
  '''The Sims Online''' was a Massively Multiplayer Online Game that creates a virtual environment meant to mimic the real world. Participants were given the abi ...These functions helped to give substance and purpose to the players in the virtual environment.
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• Online Identity Theft
  8. Use a [[Wikipedia:Virtual_private_network|Virtual Private Network (VPN)]] * A Virtual Private Network will divert the location of the IP address of a private net
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• World of Warcraft
  ...zard’s release of ''Warcraft: Orcs & Humans''. The game takes place in a virtual fantasy world called Azeroth and an extradimensional realm called Outland. ...fers the player many gameplay options, most of which involve exploring the virtual landscape, fighting monstrous creatures, following quest lines, and interac
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• Second Life
  [[File:Secondlife.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Second Life Virtual World]] ...''residents'' in-game) use client programs (called ''viewers'') to enter a virtual world and perform real-life and fictional actions. These actions may includ
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• Artificial Intelligence and Technology
  ..., both written and spoken. This has applications in many fields, including virtual personal assistants, information retrieval, and data mining. ...,”. Siri is one of a number of virtual assistants today, <ref>Wikipedia: Virtual Assistants April 2018 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_assistant wiki
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• Edward Castronova
  |BIOGRAPHY= Virtual World Society Expert and Founder of Scholarly Online Game Studies ...is renowned for his contributions to the study of video games and virtual environments. In 2001, Castronova decided to dedicate his life to video games; after pla
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• Virtual Community
  ...g people through some form of a virtual avatar. There are several types of virtual communities, most known to be in online gaming and Social Networks. The eth [[File:virtual_community.jpg|right|thumb|300px|A gathering of avatar's in a virtual community]]
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• Cybersex
  [[File:cybers.jpg|right|thumb|Two virtual characters interacting sexually in Second Life.]] ...remotely via computer network are engaging in sexual activities through a virtual interaction which can happen via pictures, videos, or messages over the int
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• Thomas M. Powers
  ...“communities” include forums, chats, and discussion boards, as well as virtual worlds like MUDS, MOOs, and [[MMORPGs]]. ...wrong on the same level as rape. He argues that moral wrongs in new online environments provide for “new ground for traditional philosophy”.
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• Internet of things
  ...ird party providers, data processors, and rogue agents. Given the intimate environments in which IoT devices exist (i.e., homes), users likely assume that their pe ...net of Things continues to grow, so does our intertwining of real life and virtual life via technology. Having a device strapped to your wrist at all times, o
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• Virtual sweatshops
  ...ng|500px|thumb|right|An advertisement for KolotiBablo.com, which relies on virtual sweatshops]] ...010s in regards to ethical concerns - working conditions, policy gaps, and virtual trust decreasing.
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• Cyberwarfare
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• Troll
  ...boards, online memorials, and are also very abundant in online video game environments. These types of people also tend to blend in with the rest of the community ...other users to refrain from creating and nurturing trust in various online environments.
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• The Sims 3
  Ethical concerns have arisen in relation to the treatment of virtual characters, and the actions allowed to users by game developers that progra ....org/citation.cfm?id=1566237 "Meta Ethics for the Metaverse: The Ethics of Virtual Worlds."] 24 June 2008. Retrieved on 16 April 2016.</ref>
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• Human Flesh Search
  *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]] [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• MMORPGs
  ...customizable avatars that continue to evolve while the user is not in the virtual environment. [[World of Warcraft]], developed by [[Wikipedia: Blizzard|Bliz It is not uncommon for players to spend more time in a virtual world than they spend working or doing any other real-life activity, thus e
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• BitTorrent
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Privacy in Social Networking
  [[category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Flaming
  ...bsites largely due to online anonymity<ref>[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]</ref>. It is often the case that authentic identity credentials are not r * [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Facebook
  ...ll out Timeline to the general public. Timeline turns a user's wall into a virtual scrapbook. It keeps track of all the user's activity on Facebook and organi ...om/about/gifts</ref> to everyone in the U.S., where users can now purchase virtual and physical gifts for one another by simply clicking on a "Gifts" tab, loc
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• Id Software
  ...and DOOM series. With these titles, the audio and visual aspects of these virtual worlds have become more realistic, along with increasingly sophisticated el ...h had relatively high amounts of it when they were first released. Being a virtual reality environment, these FPS games have the ability to encourage "virtue-
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• Content moderation
  ===Virtual Sweatshops=== ...ng.net/index.php/Virtual_sweatshops virtual sweatshops] enter the picture. Virtual sweatshops enlist workers to complete mundane tasks in which they will rece
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• Privacy in public
  ...ronic Journal, 2003, doi:10.2139/ssrn.364600.</ref> Some other examples of environments in a digital society in which the interpretation of privacy in public can b ...w/. </ref> From web browsers or mobile devices, users can view 360 degree virtual representations of public settings. The algorithms used within Google Stree
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• Protect IP Act
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Cyberlaw
  *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]] [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• LambdaMOO
  ...Curtis, the community was largely ungoverned after 1992 until the infamous virtual rape case of 1993, which was publicly described in [[Julian Dibbell]]'s art ...7, which is a common gathering place for many users. LambdaMOO, which is a virtual community still in existence, allows players to interact using avatars. The
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• Anonymous (group)
  *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• AdverGaming
  ...interplay between the player. These elements permit for a great degree of virtual advertisement. ...e 2010.</ref> Gamewok does not only have a market of advertising in gaming environments, but also a market for advergaming itself. Gamewok is advertised as a user
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• Tianya.cn
  ...bulletin board system (BBS), blog, photo album, news and classifieds, and virtual street shopping online features<ref>[[Wikipedia:Tianya_Club]]</ref>. It is [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Tor
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• RIP Trolling
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Real Money Trade
  ...characters, currencies, and items are traded for real world currency. This virtual economy is an emerging market where people enter for recreation and enterta ...ade industry was estimated at $880 million USD. <ref> Castronova, Edward. "Virtual Worlds: A First-Hand Account of Market and Society on the Cyberian Frontier
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• Ebay
  ...erNews released an article exposing serious vulnerabilities within the the virtual bidding platform, the most dangerous of which allowed potential hackers to [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Cookies
  [[category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Student-Athlete Social Media Monitoring
  ...h monitoring the athletes. This monitoring occurs at events and in virtual environments, as to protect the image of a team or university. The official rights of th
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• MapleStory
  ...The Cash Shop features more desirable and custom clothing, pets and other virtual accessories that players can purchase for their avatars. ...2 </ref> This can significantly alter a player’s view on reality and the virtual world. The Cash Shop presents a predicament of stealing or spending an inor
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• 9GAG
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Web 2.0
  ...cern is that many Web 2.0 users can create [[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|anonymous]] account information, which can make information published on th
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• 4shared
  ...eos, photos, and written documents, which are then stored on an individual virtual drive supplied by 4Shared.<ref name="ref1">4Shared. [http://www.4shared.com ...s can create their own DVD collection by uploading their movies into their virtual drive. The 4shared movie/video community provides its users with the opport
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• Minecraft
  ...s the player progresses through the world. Many areas recreate real-world environments. These areas are referred to as biomes. Players encounter these areas by *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Game Addiction
  ...gain levels and win more loot by increased playing time or involvement in virtual guilds. The feeling of satisfaction as they gain levels is also a notable s ...heir virtual world even to a point where they prefer and/or prioritize the virtual world over real life.
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• Mashup
  [[Category: Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Dropbox
  [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• BioShock
  ...h the use of meta-games which are played on a hand-held game system in the virtual game space. Bioshock has two sequels titled ''Bioshock 2'' (released Februa ...em up. The survival-horror genre's contributions to the game include eerie environments, terrifying enemies, and maniacal characters with bizarre or grotesque moti
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• Portal:Life on Digital Worlds
  ...'''''virtual reality''''' should not be included, while '''''punishment in virtual reality''''' should.) *[[Punishments in Virtual Environments]]
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• Drones
  ...on in the field. Concerns over appropriate safety requirements, operating environments, operator certifications, and the very applications of drones are the subje ...g-over-sensitive-areas-2015-11-17>.</ref> The software works by enacting a virtual barrier to prevent drones from flying over "no-fly-zones". These zones woul
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• Yik Yak
  ...the Federal Constitution - Individual and Collective Rights and Duties. ''Virtual Brazil'', n.d. Web. 17 Apr. 2017.</ref>. Consequently, the judge ruled Secr .... Through the app, users could send private text messages, photo messages, virtual gifts, and view other users' profiles. Unlike Yik Yak, Nearby is not an ano
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• Sword Art Online
  ...been more mixed, like the notion of sheer distinction between reality and virtual reality and the poor utilization of mass-distributed technology. ...licting story that Kirito goes through as he finally gets out of the SAO's virtual environment and tries to adapt himself to the real world.
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• Ubiquitous Computing
  ...igence'', and ''pervasive computing'', is the integration of our computing environments into the real world. Human-computer interaction in this computing paradigm ...e technology will recede into the background, becoming integrated with our environments, and thus will be a relationship of many "computers" to one person.
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• Augmented Reality
  ...be implemented as well. Unlike [[Virtual Reality and Computer Simulations|virtual reality]], augmented reality is meant to support reality instead of recreat ...f wearable technology. Often a headset with goggles is used to overlay the virtual elements onto the view of reality. In some cases, like Google Glass<ref> [h
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• Ransomware
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• Proxy Culture
  ...es/273552/files/folder/Readings/3%20Weeks%208-10?preview=9617608 "Trusting virtual trust."] ''Ethics and Information technology'' 7.3 (2005): 167-180.</ref> T ===Virtual Reality===
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• Fan fiction
  ...lash Fiction/Fanfiction. <i>The International Handbook of Virtual Learning Environments.</i> pp. 1141-1150.</ref>.
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• Onavo
  A virtual private network, VPN, acts like a private network among public data network [[Category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Content moderation in Reddit
  *[[Punishments in Virtual Environments]]
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• Virtual Magic Kingdom
  '''Virtual Magic Kingdom''' (VMK) is a free, online massively multiplayer online game ...tely gathering 20,000 signatures.<ref>Sanders, Peter., "Fans Resist End of Virtual Sidneyland"., The Wall Street Journal., May 20, 2008., https://www.wsj.com/
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• Old School Runescape
  ...to more cases of scamming in the real world. As such, scamming in virtual environments should not be taken lightly and should be punished accordingly.
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• Online Gambling
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• Virtual Reality in Prison
  ...rehabilitation-can-vr-help-prisoners-rebuild-their-real-lives-1427368e695d Virtual Rehabilitation: Can VR Help Prisoners Rebuild Their Real Lives? - Medium]</ ...>. Many of these establishments have changed physically over the years, so virtual reality is able to capture the experience of walking and interacting in the
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• Cheating in eSports
  '''Cheating in eSports''' entails using unauthorized entities, virtual or physical, in order to gain an advantage over their opponents or for pers ...their in-game performance. Although this is not generally a problem in LAN environments, DDoS attacks are more often seen in online matchmaking. Certain game devel
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• Online Learning
  ...nch" /> and do not require the real-time participation seen in synchronous environments. ...ies for collaborative writing and phases of knowledge construction in CSCL environments. Computers & Education, [online] 53(4), pp.1256–1265. Available at: https
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• Discord
  ...https://discord.com/company </ref>. The communities are primarily built on virtual groups, called “servers”. A server is a collection of two types of chan ...tudent Community"> https://collegepossible.org/news/discord-server-fosters-virtual-student-community/ </ref>. In 2020, the social platform hit 140 million mon
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• Facebook Metaverse
  The Facebook Metaverse is is a virtual reality world that is the intersection between real and digital life. Curre ...te Long Beach and was pursing a journalism degree while experimenting with virtual reality on the side. John Carmack was the co-founder of id Software and was
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• Ethical game design
  In video games, players interact with games’ virtual worlds through player avatars – characters that are either pre-establishe ...omputer Games". ''The MIT Press''. pg. 29-30</ref> In order to create such environments, games are designed on both procedural and semantic levels.
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• Public Morality
  ...ch leads to [[Punishments in Virtual Environments | punishments in virtual environments]]. Facebook recently admitted to reading private chats between users for se ...phy, edited by Robert L. Fastiggi, vol. 3, Gale, 2013, pp. 1280-1282. Gale Virtual Reference Library, [http://link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/CX2762500603/GVRL?u=
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• Disclosive Ethics
  ...sues in information driven atmospheres that pertain to perceived normative environments in technology. The ethical issues that arise in information systems in disc ...ions to disclosive thinking is the ability to approach perceived normative environments with a level of skepticism in order to expose the unperceived biases of the
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• Infosphere
  ...gies are released and have time to undergo negative impacts on information environments. Moor additionally writes that as technology becomes more fused into our ev [[category:Virtual Environments, Concerns, & Issues]]
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• Omegle
  *[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments]]
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• Bliss
  ...from https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2018/06/westworlds-virtual-afterlife-wont-always-be-fiction/563741/ </ref> ...ref>Haisch, Bernard. (2014). Is the universe a vast, consciousness-created virtual reality simulation? Cosmos and history, 10(1), 48–60. Ashton and Rafferty
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• Remote Access
  ...liances''' are preconfigured in-house solutions deployed with a user's own virtual cloud solution, in which an office is one's own cloud. Opting for hosted ap An increasingly popular use of remote access is for Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). VPNs are primarily used by individuals to increase
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• Parental Controls
  ...ldren might not have the skills to successfully and safely navigate online environments, parental controls can be a helpful tool to guide them. While the internet ...Technology Can Help. U.S. Department of Justice. https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/policing-online-internet-safety-employee-management-and-p
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• PlayStation Party Recording
  ...ystem. Traditionally, the parties have been used for friends (real life or virtual) to spend quality time together playing their favorite games and having con ...the Label]] & [[Wikipedia: Habbo|Habbo]] on bullying within online gaming environments.<ref name='DitchTheLabel'>Ditch the Label. (2017). In:Game Abuse. Retrieved
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• Microsoft
  ...ters, servers, and mobile devices. It provides a graphical user interface, virtual memory management, multitasking, and support for its devices. <ref> Beal, V ...he technological concept of merging real and virtual worlds to produce new environments for humans.<ref name = "kudo"> Tsunoda, Kudo. (February 29, 2016). [https:/
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• Virtual Reality
  ...erent from the real world.<ref> J. N. Latta and D. J. Oberg, "A conceptual virtual reality model," in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, vol. 14, no. 1, ...g entertainment (VR games), social connections (remote meetings), business(virtual offices) and medical treatments(curing mental disease). VR related technolo
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• Virtual Reality in Psychology and Experiments
  ...ola. Retrieved January 27, 2022, from https://www.iberdrola.com/innovation/virtual-reality</ref> Virtual reality can be used for entertainment, communication, learning, therapy, ex
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• Virtual Reality Data Practices
  Virtual Reality (VR) is a fully immersive software-generated, artificial, digital e ...ublications/2021/03/04/balancing-user-privacy-and-innovation-augmented-and-virtual-reality.</ref>
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• Neurotechnology
  ...-642-29746-5_12"Framework for BCIs in Multimodal Interaction and Multitask Environments"]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> ...-642-29746-5_12"Framework for BCIs in Multimodal Interaction and Multitask Environments"]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref>. They control an application by interp
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• Topics
  **[[Anonymous Behavior in Virtual Environments|Behavior in Virtual Environment]] ...erlaps with Online)''{{Relation||Internet|#Internet}} {{Relation||Virtual|#Virtual}}
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• Avatars in Videogames
  ...nd video game consoles. Avatars often appear in three-dimensional forms in virtual worlds in video games, and they allow players to customize their features, ...atars inaccessible to players who are unable to spend extra money on these virtual assets. This can severely impact a user’s experience with a game since, a
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• Avatars and Videogames
  ...nd video game consoles. Avatars often appear in three-dimensional forms in virtual worlds in video games, and they allow players to customize their features, ...atars inaccessible to players who are unable to spend extra money on these virtual assets. This can severely impact a user’s experience with a game since, a
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