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Ethical, Legal, Cultural & Environmental Issues (Legal Issues (Eight…

- - - - Everyone is doing it. The chance of getting caught is low.
      - It is up to the content creators to sufficiently protect the distribution of their product if they want to prevent piracy.
      - It is a victim-less crime.
        It doesn't hurt anyone.
      - The Products are too expensive for what they are. Some people can't afford them.
    - - Making software, music and films is not free from expense. It has to be paid for otherwise the industries would close.
        Artists/developers deserve reward.
      - Not everyone is doing it, and that doesn't make it right.
      - Just because you can't afford them doesn't make it OK to steal them.
      - Piracy is against the law.
- - - - Europe
        Emphasis on data privacy over business opportunity.
        Want Government to regulate industry data protection and privacy.
      - Asia
        Traditionally a lack of availability to IT and infrastructure.
        Cloud services has enabled greater innovation.
        More mobile than landline infrastructure.
        Emphasis on business opportunity over privacy.
      - North America
        Want technology industries to self-regulate data protection and privacy.
      - Africa
        People are more comfortable with
        mobile devices than desktop PCs.
        Cloud services empower them to compete in a global marketplace.
    - - Limiting public exposure to content that may ignite social or political unrest.
      - Preventing criticism of a ruler, government, government officials, religion, or religious leaders.
      - Violations of national laws, including copyright.
      - Violation of hate speech, ethics or morality-based laws.