Legal aspects of Computing
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Computers
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10th - 11th Grade
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Easy
Ben Dobson
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92 Slides • 19 Questions
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Open Ended
What restrictions are there on companies collecting personal data?
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When collecting data on a user for swimming lessons would it be ok to collect data on political views? Explain your answer.
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How can companies collect data from their customers?
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How can companies collect data from their customers?
Ask student
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Open Ended
How might a company collect data on its customers? Try to think of as many examples as possible.
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used for specified, explicit purposes
used in a way that is relevant, and limited to only what is necessary
accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date
kept for no longer than is necessary
handled in a way that ensures appropriate security, including protection against unlawful or unauthorised processing, access, loss, destruction, or damage
used fairly, lawfully, and transparently
Six principles
Whiteboard up. Give examples of each
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What are the legal reasons for processing data?
Ask student
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Open Ended
As part of lawful processing of data consent must be given to use that data but for what purposes can data be collected? Explain as many uses as possible.
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What are the legal reasons for processing data?
Ask student
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Open Ended
As part of lawful processing of data consent must be given to use that data but for what purposes can data be collected? Explain as many uses as possible.
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Whiteboard mind map of data protection
To cover:
-Reasons can data can be collected/processed (6)
-Restrictions on the collecting data (3)
-Methods of collecting data (at least 3)
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Data Storage
The Data protection acts puts some legal responsibilities on data holders...as in you must ensure data is kept stored in certain ways or you could be prosecuted.
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Open Ended
A (physical) book lending site stores your name, address and age. Is this appropriate data to store? What must they do at least every year and why?
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It is appropriate (e.g. age suitable books). They must update your age every year to keep it accurate.
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Data must be kept secure....
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How can/should data be secured?
Ask student
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Open Ended
Your stored data should only available to you; how could a website ensure that only you can access it?
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Describe a right you are given by the data protection act about access to your data
Ask student
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Open Ended
Can banks charge you for copies of your bank statements?
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Whiteboard up
a) Methods of securing data to comply with Data Protections act (2018)
b) Rights the 2018 data protection gives you in relations to accessing your data
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What is a cookie?
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A file stored on your computer. Normally a text file.
As these can contain personal information about you...they are covered by the Data Protection Act...so companies must get consent to store the data.
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Open Ended
Why do web sites allows ask you if they can store cookies?
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Cookies are files that can contain personal information about you...they are covered by the Data Protection Act...so companies must get consent to store the data.
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You are allowed to change you mind after you have agreed to share your data. Explain some ways this would happen/work?
Ask student
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You must be able to contact the website e.g. email their customer services and request that you can
a) Look at any data they have stored
b) Make them change any inaccurate data.
c) Delete any data they have -> and no longer be a member e.g. cancel being in facebook and they must delete any data they have.
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Open Ended
You are allowed to change you mind after you have agreed to share your data. Explain some ways this would happen/work?
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You must be able to contact the website e.g. email their customer services and request that you can
a) Look at any data they have stored
b) Make them change any inaccurate data.
c) Delete any data they have -> and no longer be a member e.g. cancel being in facebook and they must delete any data they have.
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Open Ended
Try to find out what the largest data protection fine has been in the UK
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British Airways - £20m (2020) GDPR breaches - Article 5(1), 32. .
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What penalties can occur for rule breaches?
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If Data Breaches occur the organisation must inform the data commissioner (the goverment) within 72 hours
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Open Ended
•How does a social media site know personal information about their users that they can target specific people with advertising messages?
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List at least 3 rights you given as part of the data protection act.
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2. Explain three ways that the Data Protection Act (2018) helps to keep personal data safe. [6] Marks
From homework sheet
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End Lesson
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Open Ended
•Come up with a list of modifications that you think would be considered criminal under the computer misuse act
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Mind map computer misuse act
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•What is intellectual property?
•What is the difference between copyrights and patents?
a) In terms of the intellectual property they protect.
b) In terms of how you obtain the protection to your intellectual property.
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Open Ended
•Inventions are covered by patents
•How long do patents last?
•Copyright protects books, video, music and software
•How long does copyright protect the author from others copying/modifying/making financial gain from their work?
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Open Ended
Copyrighted materials and patents are protected by the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (1988)
•Why do you think that copyright lasts longer than patents?
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Open Ended
•How could you make it harder to copy software?
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Mind map Copyright and patents act.
What is covered/How long
Differences between patents an copyright.
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Open source software licences still have restrictions and people could still be sued for breech of these...
For example some open source licences state credit must be given to author
or that no one can sell a product with this source code...and many more...(https://www.synopsys.com/blogs/software-security/5-types-of-software-licenses-you-need-to-understand/)
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Mind map Proprietary/Open source
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Create quizlet pairs on different
Data Protection/Computer Misuse/Copyrights and Patent Acts.
At least 8 on Data Protection, 5 on other 2 Acts
Then quizlet pairs on Propietary vs Open source
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