Lecture on Internet Reliability, Data Protection, and Software Management

This collection of flashcards encompasses key concepts regarding the reliability of internet sources, data protection rights, and software management essential for the student's exam preparation.

Author's Credibility

Verify the author's qualifications and authority in the field.

Website Nature

Check if the site has a reliable domain (.edu, .gov, .org) and is managed by a recognized institution.

Accuracy and Verifiability

Assess if information is supported by primary sources and updated regularly.

Objectivity and Transparency

Identify potential biases and the purpose of the site to maintain impartiality.

Source Reputation

Check if the source is frequently cited by academics and has a history of accuracy.

Peer-review

Information from peer-reviewed journals is considered highly reliable.

Absence of Sensationalism

Reliable information is presented factually without sensational titles or tones.

Information Cross-checking

Verify information with multiple reliable sources to avoid singular biases.

Data Privacy Rights

Rights protecting personal information from unauthorized access or disclosure.

Right to Forget

Allows individuals to request the deletion of their personal data when no longer justified.

Right to Withdraw

The right to revoke consent for the use of personal data at any time.

Copyright and Property Rights

Legal rights protecting creators' ownership over their intellectual works.

Usage Rights

Permissions defining how third parties can use another's property or data.

Right to Image

Protects individuals against unauthorized use of their image.

Freedom of Expression

Fundamental right enabling individuals to express their thoughts freely.

Censorship

The restriction or suppression of information or opinions by authorities.

Moderation

The process of overseeing and managing content to ensure adherence to community guidelines.

Open Source License

A license allowing software to be shared, modified, and redistributed with user rights.

Software

A set of programs and procedures enabling a computer or device to perform tasks.

Application

A specific type of software designed to help users perform tasks.

User Access Rights

Permissions determining what users can do with system resources.

File Management

The process of storing and organizing files on a computer system.

Search Operators

Symbols and words used to refine online searches for better results.

Internet

A global network connecting computers to share information and data.

Web

A collection of documents and resources accessible via the Internet.

Web Browser

Software that allows users to access and interact with web content.

Privacy Settings

Options enabling users to control the visibility of their online information.

Data Erasure Methods

Techniques to delete web history and cookies for better privacy.

Data Protection Strategies

Actions to safeguard personal information in a connected world.

VPN

A Virtual Private Network that encrypts internet connections for privacy.