Legal and Ethical Issues in Data and Internet Use

This video tutorial covers legal and ethical issues related to data use and the internet. It explains the right to be forgotten, which allows individuals to request the removal of their data from organizational systems. The video also discusses the appropriate and legal use of transactional data, emphasizing that such data is protected and cannot be shared without consent. Additionally, it covers the role of cookies in tracking browsing habits and the necessity of user consent for their use.

What are the main topics covered in this video?

• Software development methodologies

• Data encryption and cybersecurity

• Right to be forgotten, cookies, and transactional data

• Social media ethics and privacy

What does the right to be forgotten allow individuals to do?

• Request their data to be updated

• Request their data to be removed from systems

• Request their data to be encrypted

• Request their data to be shared with third parties

What is the responsibility of an organization when a right to be forgotten request is made?

• Ignore the request

• Respond and remove the data

• Share the data with other organizations

• Encrypt the data

What can happen to an organization if it does not comply with a right to be forgotten request?

• It can be rewarded

• It can receive a warning

• It can be ignored

• It can be fined

What is transactional data?

• Data collected during financial transactions

• Data collected from phone calls

• Data collected from social media

• Data collected from emails

What is the legal status of sharing transactional data?

• It can be shared freely

• It cannot be legally passed on to anyone else

• It must be shared with the government

• It can be sold to third parties

What are cookies?

• Small text files on your digital device

• Large data files on your computer

• Encrypted messages

• Software applications

Why is it important to check the cookies policy when visiting websites?

• To ensure your data is not encrypted

• To understand how your browsing habits and search histories are tracked

• To get discounts on products

• To improve website speed