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PROTECTING PRIVACY

Thursday, February 19, 2009

PRIVACY MEANS?

# Privacy is sometimes related to anonymity, the wish to remain unnoticed or unidentified in the public realm (an area of activity, interest, or knowledge).

# When something is private to a person, it usually means there is something within them that is considered inherently special or personally sensitive.


# The degree to which private information is exposed therefore depends on how the public will receive this information, which differs between places and over time.


# Privacy rights apply to the individuals, groups and institutions. In the business world, a person may give personal details (often for advertising purposes) in order to enter a gamble of winning a prize.


# Information which is voluntarily shared and is later stolen or misused can lead to identity theft.

PROFILING


# Profiling is process of forming a digital dossier.

# It is usually use by company who need to process database and keep the data secure.

# Example of the company who are using this profiling system is telecommunication company,television company and other institutions.

# Here I attached the example of company who are using process of forming a digital dossier is called profiling.




ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE


# Electronic surveillance is monitoring or tracking people’s activities by using new technologies.


# Today, many organizations, company, school, government and other institution using this electronic surveillance to monitor activities in their places.


# The example activities are monitor employees’ Internet usage.


# Some organization use software to block their employees than open inappropriate Web site.
# This is called URL filtering.


# URL filtering needs at least three month for chief information officer (CIO) monitored about 13,000 people to determine the type of traffic they engaged in on the network.


# URL filtering mostly use by company because after the research by CIO found that employees’ time spend on the inappropriate Web site.


# The executives quickly made decision to install the software to filter their employees’ Internet usage.


# Surveillance is also a concern for private individuals regardless of whether it is conducted by corporations, government bodies or criminals.


# As a nation we a still can determine the appropriate balance between personal privacy and electronic surveillance. Especially when it is involved national security.


# Here we can conclude that electronic surveillance and personal privacy is the different situation. Electronic surveillance are use to protect companies name and to make sure their employees not do something useless in office.



PERSONAL INFORMAL IN DATABASE

# Example institutions that store personal information are
!> Banks
!> Financial institutions

# To keep the database they have provide several question to make sure the databases do not lost.
!>Where the records are?
!> How secure are the data against access by unauthorized people?

# As the conclusion, personal information in database will help record keepers to organize and protect the databases.

INFORMATION ON INTERNET BULLETIN BOARDS, NEWSGROUPS AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES.


# Yahoo messenger

# MSN

# Friendster

# Myspace

# Blogspot

# All of the examples above are the most popular social networking sites.

# We can see that people are free to post anything informal bulletin and how does society keep owners of bulletin spread without make the bulletin be untrue.

# There no privacy protection for freedom speech because many Web sites contain anonymous.

# The problem become more serious enough that a company called Reputation Defender will search for damaging content online and destroy it on behalf of clients.


PRIVACY CODES AND POLICIES
# Privacy policies or privacy codes are an organization’s guidelines with respect to protecting the privacy customers, clients and employees.

# When they have collect amount of personal information so that they have to protect the information according to the policies that they have crate to make customer want to be their client.

# In this case customers have right to sue the company if their personal information does not protected.

# The opt-out model of informed consent permits the company to collect personal information until the customer specifically request that the data not be collected.

# Privacy advocates prefer the opt-in model of informed consent ,whereby a business is prohibited from collecting any personal information unless the customer specifically authorizes it.

# The Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) will automatically communicates privacy policies with the electronic commerce Web site and visitors to that site.

# Customers have right to compare a Web site’ privacy policy to the visitors’ preferences or to other standard.
Data taken from www.wikipedia.com and
Introduction Information Systems by RAINER and TURBAN.
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