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Web bugs are tiny graphic files embedded in messages and Web pages that are designed to monitor who is reading the message or Web page and transmit that information to another computer. Other spyware can secretly install itself on an Internet user’s computer by piggybacking on larger applications. Once installed, the spyware calls out to Web sites to send banner ads and other unsolicited material to the user, and it can also report the user’s movements on the Internet to other computers.

Technical solutions tools to help users determine the kind of personal data that can be extracted by Web sites. The Platform for Privacy Preferences, known as P3P, enables automatic communication of privacy policies between an e-commerce site and its visitors. The P3P standard allows Web sites to publish privacy policies in a form that computers can understand.

PROPERTY RIGHTS: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Intellectual property is considered to be intangible property created by individuals or corporations. Intellectual property is subject to a variety of protections under three different legal traditions: trade secret, copyright, and patent law.

Trade Secrets Any intellectual work product—a formula, device, pattern, or compilation of data—used for a business purpose trade secret laws grant a monopoly on the ideas behind a work product, but it can be a very tenuous monopoly. Trade secret law protects the actual ideas in a work product

Copyright a statutory grant that protects creators of intellectual property from having their work copied by others for any purpose copyright protection lasts for 95 years after their initial creation. Copyright protects against copying of entire programs or their parts.

Patents grants the owner an exclusive monopoly on the ideas behind an invention for 20 years. to ensure that inventors of new machines, devices, or methods receive the full financial and other rewards of their labor and yet still make widespread use of the invention possible. The strength of patent protection is that it grants a monopoly on the underlying concepts and ideas of software.

Challenges To Intellectual Property Rights Digital media different from physical media  Ease of replication  Ease of transmission (network, internet)  Difficulty in classifying software  Compactness  Difficulties in establishing uniqueness Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)  Providing some copyright protection  Market is illegal in circumvent technology-based protection of copyrighted materials.