Understanding Cyber Ethics

What is cyber ethics?

• Cyber ethics is the study of moral issues related to the use of technology and the internet.

• Cyber ethics is the study of computer programming languages.

• Cyber ethics refers to the legal regulations of internet usage.

• Cyber ethics is the analysis of hardware components in technology.

Why is it important to follow cyber ethics?

• To promote unrestricted internet access

• To encourage hacking for fun

• It is important to follow cyber ethics to ensure responsible technology use, protect privacy, maintain trust, and prevent cybercrimes.

• To eliminate all online communication

What are some common examples of cyberbullying?

• Sharing funny memes

• Common examples of cyberbullying include harassment on social media, spreading rumors, sending threats, impersonation, and sharing private information.

• Posting inspirational quotes

• Creating a group chat for friends

How can you protect your personal information online?

• Use the same password for all accounts

• Ignore software updates

• Use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, be cautious on social media, update software, and use secure connections.

• Share your passwords with friends

What is the role of consent in sharing information online?

• Sharing information online does not require any permissions.

• Consent is irrelevant when using public Wi-Fi.

• Consent ensures individuals have control over their personal information shared online.

• Consent is only necessary for financial transactions.

What are the consequences of hacking into someone else's account?

• Hacking can lead to increased social media followers.

• The consequences include legal repercussions, financial penalties, and potential imprisonment.

• There are no consequences for hacking into an account.

• Hacking is a guaranteed way to earn money online.

How can you identify fake news on the internet?

• Check the source, verify facts, and look for corroboration.

• Trust social media influencers

• Ignore the publication date

• Believe everything you read

What is digital footprint and why does it matter?

• A digital footprint is the data trail left by online activity, and it matters for privacy, security, and reputation.

• A digital footprint is the physical evidence of online purchases.

• A digital footprint is the amount of data stored on a computer.

• A digital footprint is the number of social media accounts one has.

What should you do if you encounter cyberbullying?

• Respond with more bullying to show strength

• Ignore the bully and hope it stops

• Report the bullying, document incidents, seek support, and block the bully.

• Change your online identity and disappear

What are the ethical implications of using someone else's work without permission?

• It is acceptable if the work is credited properly.

• Using someone else's work can enhance collaboration.

• Using others' work is a common practice in academia.

• It is unethical to use someone else's work without permission as it violates their rights and undermines the value of original creation.