ETHICS IN ICT SOCIETY

What is an ICT society?

• A society where people only use computers
• A society where technology plays a central role
• A society that avoids digital technology
• A society with no internet access

What is the primary concern when balancing privacy and convenience in an ICT society?

• Protecting intellectual property
• Data collection and user consent
• User access to social media
• Faster internet speeds

In the context of ICT, what does "digital divide" refer to?

• The gap between those who have access to ICT
• The space between digital devices
• A type of network failure
• A difference in coding languages

What is a key characteristic of an ICT society?

• Limited use of mobile devices
• Widespread digital connectivity
• Avoidance of online communities
• Lack of social media presence

Which of the following is an example of Globalization and Borderless Communication in an ICT society?

• A local business only serving customers
• A company in Asia selling products to customers in Europe via online platforms
• Using a landline telephone for international calls
• Writing letters to communicate across borders

Which of the following is not a key characteristic of ICT societies?

• Digital divide
• Information as a core resource
• Limited access to global information
• Transformation of traditional industries

What does PAPA stand for in the context of ethical dilemmas in ICT?

• Privacy, Accuracy, Property, Accessibility
• Privacy, Accountability, Property, Adaptability
• Protection, Accuracy, Privacy, Affordability
• Property, Accountability, Precision, Access

How does Accuracy relate to ethical dilemmas in ICT?

• It deals with how intellectual property is shared
• It focuses on ensuring the correctness and reliability of information
• It focuses on regulating user access to technology
• It deals with tracking user data

Why is Property a key ethical concern in ICT societies?

• It ensures users have free access to information
• It deals with who owns data and how it should be shared
• It prevents users from using mobile devices
• It regulates internet speed

Which of the following best describes an ethical dilemma regarding intellectual property?

• Deciding whether to download pirated content
• Choosing between social media platforms
• Adjusting internet speed for online gaming
• Paying for an e-book