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    Kids at most ages go to their phones for entertainment, and to check on whatever other people are doing. In the high school setting that is not the case, and is prohibited on their computers, and laptops. The CIPA was enacted to protect kids from negative images, and other harmful websites. Negative images and other websites can affect kids drastically, especially as a high school student. The kids in high school are just kids that are still developing their brain, and are barely moving on to…

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    not capable of delivering moral qualities, and evolving ethical issues should be added to the technology education. Others, however, have argued potential concerns when integrating technology in education, such as the filtering system of schools’ internet. This literature review will discuss some of the latest published articles in the field of technology integration in education, including…

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    12.5 billion in “economic losses” as a result of online pirating. The same statistics also says that music contents only account for around 2% of copyrighted materials illegally shared online. Among other shared materials are movies, TV shows, pornography and etc, each constituting…

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    The Internet is very dangerous and has a lot of bad material that is not safe for children viewing. The Internet is very unsafe for children who have not been taught safe internet practices. Children on the wrong sites can put them in danger. Viewing inappropriate sites can put them in jeopardy to bullying, catfish, scammers, and predators. For children that do not know what the internet consist of may be encouraged to participate in the unhealthy version of the internet. Parents should Monitor…

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    them of educational opportunities because of highly restrictive settings on a web filter.This quote is evidence that web filter that are too restrictive because we students are behind a barrier that won’t let us reasearch anything we want on the internet I believe that what we learn at school isn’t enough we should be able research even deep without any limits. As students mature I think we know what’s right and wrong for us. For example if a mother doesn’t let her kid play outside he is limited…

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    society since the mid-1990s. Internet has provided a platform for communication and affected the circles of life and it operates beyond the boundaries of any particular state or legal jurisdiction. The internet has increase the range, volume and accessibility of sexual content of material. By providing quick and low-cost access, Internet also has become interactive man medium. According to Unicef, commercial sexual exploitation of children such as child pornography are prevalent all over…

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    “Technology isn’t good or bad, it’s powerful. Take advantage of it and learn what it can do.” This quote was said by Sherry Turkle at the very end of the film and it really struck a cord with me. As shown by this documentary two generations as a whole are completely divided; we have digital natives who grew up around technology and know nothing else and on the other hand we have digital immigrants that had essentially a complete different lifestyle before technology. I think that logically it…

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    Digital Forensics

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    of digital technology is evolving everyday because not only are we surrounded by internet activities, but now we’re surrounded by a huge cesspool of digital technology. Just to name a few, digital technology includes but not limited to computers, CD’s and DVD’s, portable storage media and cell phones. When it comes to examining digital technology it can include anything from photos, video’s, text documents, Internet activity logs along with phone numbers or any other data that can be stored…

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    used the malware to steal people's personal information, including usernames, passwords, financial records, medical records, photographs, internet searches and things that might be considered embarrassing, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Cleveland. Fruitfly was able to alert Durachinsky if an infected computer's user typed words associated with pornography. It also allowed Durachinsky to turn on an infected computer's microphone and cameras and record people, according to court…

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    Leeching - bandwidth can be used by intruders at the expense of legitimate businesses and users C. Exploitation - network access can be misused to launch denial of service (DoS) attacks against third parties, transmit illicit material such as child pornography, or engage in other criminal activities. [10] 5. Conclusion: The report introduced three wireless generations which have been using for the last few decades. The wireless technologies have developed rapidly. In addition, I presented…

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