42. OCR GCSE (J277) 1.6 Investigating technologies

What is the focus of ethics in computer science?

• Analyzing the profitability of technological advancements

• Determining the legality of actions

• Assessing the moral correctness of actions

• Evaluating the technical feasibility of solutions

Why is the law often slow to adapt to new computing technologies?

• Due to the complexity of technology

• Because of frequent changes in government

• Owing to the rapid development of new issues

• Because laws are permanent and unchangeable

What has the internet notably increased?

• Privacy of personal information

• Distribution of illegal content

• In-person social interactions

• Physical book sales

Who is suggested to have a responsibility for content on their platforms?

• Only the person who posted it

• Social network providers

• Government agencies

• Users only

What is a common argument against internet regulation?

• It is too expensive to implement

• It enhances freedom of expression

• It is universally unpopular

• It makes the internet too slow

What did Sir Tim Berners-Lee say about undermining encryption?

• It's a necessary step for security

• It would make the internet faster

• It would be a massive security breach

• It has no real impact on privacy

Should teenagers be prevented from using social media to protect their mental health?

• It's a matter for debate

• Only if they are under 16

• No, it's beneficial for learning

• Yes, without exception

Does the advancement of computer technology contribute to a digital divide?

• Yes, it excludes non-technical people

• No, it makes technology accessible to everyone

• Only in developing countries

• It's a complex issue with no clear answer

Is it ethical for employees to be contacted outside of work hours?

• Yes, if they are paid overtime

• No, it infringes on personal time

• Only in emergencies

• It depends on the company policy

What stance does the video suggest on the issue of trolling?

• It can be acceptable in some contexts

• It is never acceptable

• It is a form of free speech

• The video does not address trolling