Exam 15: Tif 2: Information Technology Ethics

Global positioning system (GPS) chips in a smartphone allow your exact position to be determined.

________ is the theory that holds that there is no universal moral truth and that instead moral principles are dictated by cultural tastes and customs.

You can use ________ services such as Foursquare, Gowalla, and Brightkite to specifically locate friends or allow friends to locate you.

Social networking sites allow users to choose to share information publicly with friends or keep it private by using ________.

________ is an ethical system in which individual happiness is not important, and the greater good should be considered.

The proposed ________ Act seeks to prevent employers from demanding passwords to private sites from employees.

A person who does not conform to the approved standards of social or professional behavior ________.

________ is the intentional refusal to obey certain laws and is often used as a form of protest.

It is estimated that the global loss in 2011 due to software piracy is in the billions of dollars.

________ is the theory that God is all-knowing and sets moral standards.

Harassing individuals through electronic means such as video or cell phones is called ________.

________ behavior is behavior where a person has no sense of right and wrong and has no interest in the moral consequences of their actions.

By using ________, a smartphone with a GPS chip can determine your exact position.

Relativism holds that moral principles are dictated by cultural tastes and customs.

The United States has one of the highest rate of software piracy.

________ is the right to be left alone as one pleases.

________ is the theory that holds that actions that generate greater happiness are judged to be better than actions that lead to unhappiness.