Studied by 3 people
Data Protection Act 1998
A UK law that established principles for the processing of personal data, ensuring individuals' rights to privacy and control over their information. It set out requirements for data handling, storage, and consent, aiming to protect citizens from misuse of their personal data.
Computer Misuse Act 1990
A UK law designed to prevent unauthorized access to computer systems and data, addressing issues such as hacking, data theft, and the distribution of malicious software. It aims to protect individuals and organizations from cybercrime.
Copyright Design and Patents Act 1988
A UK law that provides legal protection for the rights of creators and owners of original works, such as literature, music, and inventions. It ensures that creators can control the use and distribution of their work.
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
A UK law that regulates the powers of public authorities to carry out surveillance and investigation, ensuring that these activities are conducted lawfully and with respect for privacy rights. It sets out the legal framework for the interception of communications and the use of surveillance equipment.
Privacy
The right to keep personal information and communications confidential and free from unauthorized access or surveillance.
Security
The measures and protocols implemented to protect individuals, organizations, and information from unauthorized access, harm, or disruption.
Metadata
Data that provides information about other data, such as the details of a communication without revealing its content.
Economic impact
The effects that technological advancements can have on economies, including changes in productivity, job displacement, and shifts in market dynamics.
Ethical impact
The implications and consequences that arise from the development and use of technology, including concerns about privacy, equity, and the potential for harm.
Environmental impact
The effects that technological advancements have on the environment, including resource depletion, pollution, and changes to ecosystems.
Artificial intelligence impact
The implications of artificial intelligence on society, including ethical concerns, bias, economic shifts, and potential effects on employment and decision-making.
Censorship
The suppression or restriction of information, ideas, or communication, often by governments or authorities, which raises ethical questions about free speech and access to information.
Cyber-bullying
The use of digital platforms to harass, threaten, or intimidate individuals, often leading to significant psychological harm and raising concerns about online safety and mental health.
Piracy
The unauthorized use or distribution of copyrighted material, which raises legal and ethical issues regarding intellectual property rights and creative ownership.
Trolling
The act of deliberately provoking or upsetting individuals online, often for amusement, which can lead to harmful interactions and raises questions about online behavior and community standards.
Colour paradigms
Frameworks used to understand and interpret color perception and its cultural significance.
Website layout
The arrangement and design of elements on a webpage, which affects user experience and accessibility. It encompasses aspects such as navigation, content organization, and visual aesthetics. May be affected by cultural or nationalistic bias.
