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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Deliberately setting up websites that may contain incorrect information, leading to people thinking this information is correct |
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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Using email to give bad news (eg redundancy, demotion) when explaining face-to-face would be better |
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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Plagiarism – copying material without attributing or referencing the source of the information |
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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Companies monitoring staff use of the internet and emails |
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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Using photo editing software to distort reality |
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Give one social, moral or ethical issue raised by the Internet. |
Addiction to gambling or computer games |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
The Internet is for everybody. There is little control over the content of the material on the internet, although some governments have started to control what can be seen. There is no control over the people who can access the material on the internet. |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
The lack of ‘policing’ the internet means that some information is inaccurate – this can help spread rumours. It is therefore up to the individual users to check the material’s accuracy. |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
There are a lot of pornographic images and videos on the internet. There are laws covering the production of such material, but where this material comes from other countries, there is not much can be done about it. The main worry that adults have is that children may access this material accidentally. This means that special software is needed to block pornographic or violent images.Even with a software filter, it is hard to be completely sure of what material is excluded. |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
If a site is banned, it could get more popular. |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
There is an increased risk of grooming / stalking / cyberbullying / misuse of social media |
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"There is no effective control of the Internet." Discuss, with suitable examples, these concerns. |
Illegal downloading of music and films. |
