ETHICS ALL OF THEM Flashcards
(12 cards)
In brief, what is the Data protection act 1998
- Anyone who stores personal data must keep it secure, accurate and provide the right of access.
In detail what is the Data protection act 1998
- Data must be processed fairly and lawfully
- Data must be accurate and up to date
- Data must not be retained
- Data can only be used for the purpose for which it was collected.
- Data must be kept secure
In brief, what is the GDPR(2018)
Builds on the data protection Act by providing the right of access to your information for free and that consent for advertising must be “opt-in” rather “opt-out”
In detail what is the GDPR(2018)
- You have the right to access information held about you for free
- You must consent before advertising or another material is sent to you
- You may withdraw consent at any time
- Fines to organisations for non-compliance are up to 4% of turnover or $20 million whichever is greater.
In brief, what is the Computer Misuse act 1990
- Designed to prevent unauthorised access or hacking of programs or data.
In detail what is the Computer Misuse act 1990
- Unauthorised access to computer material
- Unauthorised access with intent to commit or facilitate a crime
- Unauthorised modification of computer material
- Making, supplying or obtaining anything which can be used in computer misuse offences.
In brief, what are the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988
- Designed to protect the creators of books, music, video, and software from having their work copied
In detail, what is the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988
- Makes it illegal to use, copy or distribute commercially available software without buying the appropriate licence.
In brief, what is the Creative Commons licence
- When an author is willing to give people the right to share or use a work that they have created.
In detail what is the Creative Commons licence
- The creator can choose to allow only non-commercial use so that their work cannot be copied and distributed for profit.
In brief, what is the Freedom of Information Act 2000
- Gives people access to data held by public authorities
In detail what is the Freedom of Information Act 200
- it does not give access to personal data about people.