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ETHICS (unit #10) (CODE OF CONDUCT (don't steal code, don't create…

- - - - use of software is restricted
      - software/licences must be purchased
    - - usually more feature rich
      - less open to abuse and generally more secure
  - - - software can be distributed & copied as desired
      - often v compatible
    - - less secure
      - less features
  - - - eating into revenues of commercial software vendors
      - rely on purchase/license fee to make property
    - - commercial software producer have to devise new ways to ensure customers are still willing to pay
      - often free
- - - - users feel they are being spied on
      - degrades internet speeds
      - spammers can steal personal info
    - - loss of productivity and profit
      - spam poses legal risks
      - contains various malware threats
    - - intrusive to users
      - can causes viruses
      - against code of conduct
- - - - data breaches, scams, hackers, hardware theft, communication interception, phishing, viruses, cyber warfare
- - - - smart phones
      - games console
- - - - reduce commute times = less pollution
      - lower costs for firms
      - convenient for employees
    - - difficult communitcation
      - loss of productivity
      - security concerns
  - - - unlimited storage
      - failed hardware, not a problem, files saved
    - - have no control over data
      - if breached, data is lost
      - requires reliable internet connection to access files
      - slow access to data
      - user doesn't have control over their files