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What does cyber technology refer to?
What does cyber technology refer to?
- Only standalone computers
- A wide range of computing and communications devices (correct)
- Mainframe computers only
- Computing professionals
What is cyber ethics concerned with?
What is cyber ethics concerned with?
- Only legal issues
- Only the impact on social systems
- Issues limited to computing machines
- Moral and social issues involving cyber technology (correct)
What is the uniqueness issue in cyber ethics?
What is the uniqueness issue in cyber ethics?
- The study of ethical issues limited to computing machines
- The evaluation of social policies and laws
- The impact on computing professionals
- The impact on our social, legal, and moral systems (correct)
Why is 'cyberethics' considered a more accurate label than 'computer ethics'?
Why is 'cyberethics' considered a more accurate label than 'computer ethics'?
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What are included in cyber technologies?
What are included in cyber technologies?
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Overview of Cyber Technology
- Cyber technology encompasses a broad range of digital tools and systems used for processing, storing, and transferring information.
- It includes the internet, software applications, databases, mobile devices, and network systems.
Cyber Ethics Concerns
- Cyber ethics deals with the moral principles governing the use of cyber technologies.
- It addresses issues like privacy, security, intellectual property, data protection, and the ethical use of technology in society.
Uniqueness Issue in Cyber Ethics
- The uniqueness issue refers to the challenge of applying traditional ethical frameworks to the rapidly evolving landscape of cyber technology.
- Cyber contexts often raise new ethical dilemmas not encountered in offline interactions, complicating existing ethical standards.
Cyberethics vs. Computer Ethics
- 'Cyberethics' is preferred over 'computer ethics' as it reflects the broader scope of ethical issues arising from all types of cyber technologies, not just computing devices.
- This term acknowledges the impact of digital environments, social media, and data interactions beyond mere computer functions.
Components of Cyber Technologies
- Cyber technologies include hardware and software systems, networks, cybersecurity measures, and digital communication platforms.
- They are frequently integrated into various sectors such as healthcare, finance, education, and transportation, shaping modern society.
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