BRITISH PROPOSAL TO EXPAND DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE CSCE390 Computer Ethics Presentation.

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BRITISH PROPOSAL TO EXPAND DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE CSCE390 Computer Ethics Presentation

Summary  New proposal passed by British Parliament  GCHQ may “order the installation of thousands of devices linked to the networks of Internet service devices”  Examining contents of messages would still require special warrants  May “access information such as the times, destinations and frequencies of phone calls, texts and s without a warrant”  Could compel companies to allow “instant access to real-time information in certain circumstances” (warrant gray area)

Ethical Decision Making  1. The Issue  2. Parties and Desired Outcomes  3. 3 Possible Solutions and Best/Worst Outcomes  4. Universal Adoption? People as Ends or Means?  5. Natural? Balanced?  6. Efficient? Greatest Good?  7. Personal Conscience? Autonomous choice?  8. Most Influential Philosophy

Application of ACM Code  General Moral Imperatives  1.7 Respect the Privacy of Others  1.8 Honor Confidentiality  More Specific Ethical Responsibilities  2.4 Know and Respect Existing Laws Pertaining to Professional Work  2.7 Improve the Public Understanding of Computing and its Consequences

Sources  ACM Tech News April 4th  Original article in the Washington Post:  increased-internet-snooping/2012/04/02/gIQAOerQrS_story_1.html increased-internet-snooping/2012/04/02/gIQAOerQrS_story_1.html  Intro slide photo from macleans.ca  lawful-access/stop-online-spying-web/ lawful-access/stop-online-spying-web/