Brownstein, R. (2013, Jun 13). Americans know they've already lost their privacy.National Journal, Retrieved October 1, 2018
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https://search-proquest-com.mutex.gmu.edu/docview/1418386941?accountid=14541
This scholarly journal references the clear upsides to using online services. In addition, it highlights how Americans feel about the positives and negatives of being on the Internet to access different services and products that they want to use. Upon consent and access to social media platforms, benefits referenced within the paper relate to : communicating and connecting, better access to information as well as sharing it, and finally safety of the public. This material is accessed as very reliable; it uses statistical data, includes anecdotes, and even create more understandable and relatable measures of privacy index among different respondent age groups. This scholarly journal details interviews of groups of people on the idea of privacy erosion due to the Internet and increasing oversight and surveillance from the government.
Bull, M. (2013, January 13). Effects of Social Media on Internet Privacy. Retrieved October 1, 2018,
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https://www.michael-bull.com/articles/ethics-essay.pdf
This source is a well rounded literature exploring the relationship of social media and Internet privacy. Written only five years ago, the author details the subject of data privacy that is provided by social networking platforms. This source is deemed reliable because of how the author presents his thoughts. Along the paper, in text citations of definitions are often used to present a clear idea of the information. Details that are referenced in the paper relate to the responsibility of users, but more so developers who can add sufficient privacy control tools to their sites. In addition, the details of educating users is referenced in the paper to support the idea that privacy can start with correctly informing the user of what can threaten privacy and what activity can carry risk to the online user.
Decoding GDPR. (2018, May). Judicature, 102(1), 58-66. Retrieved October 1, 2018
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This is a well known scholarly journal and magazine written to explain judicial systems in layman's terms. This source is known to be reliable and has been around since 1966. The details of the journal reference the General Data Protection Regulations recently passed in the European Union. The journal “decodes” and presents the new regulations for data privacy in understandable pieces. In addition, the journal explains the core reasoning to the GDPR and how it affects online users and their privacy within the European Union. The journal is referenced for the background behind the GDPR and the definitions that the EU would like to make clear to the public as well as the online community.
Issac, M., & Frenkel, S. (2018, September 28). Facebook Security Breach Exposes Accounts of 50 Million Users. Retrieved October 1, 2018, from NYTIMES.com
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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/28/technology/facebook-hack-data-breach.html
This is a well known print and online magazine with well known writers; this article and its details are referenced in the paper. The New York Times is definitely a reliable source with millions of paid subscribers nationwide. The reference used relates to the “fake news” campaign run by foreign agents from Russia to affect outcomes of the most recent presidential election. This online magazine also highlights actions taken by Cambridge Analytica in Trump’s campaign. The NYTIMES state that personal information of millions was collected from Facebook improperly by Cambridge Analytica. The magazine also details how difficult it can be to secure the whole system that has billions of users and is connected with countless third-parties.
Matsakis, L., & Lapowsky, I. (2018, September 28). Everything We Know About Facebook's Massive Security Breach. Retrieved October 1, 2018, from WIRED.COM
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https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-security-breach-50-million-accounts/
This is a website reference that is known to many in the online community. Wired.com is a reliable website that provides up to date news on all things in the business of electronics, technology, and science! WIRED.com has a large following is deemed a reliable source without much scandal, accidents, or error of their company in recent years. The writer in this article explores the recent privacy issues that are happening with Facebook. They recent data breach that exposed 50 million users is covered as well as the prior Cambridge Analytica scandal affecting Facebook. The reference in the paper covers the details of how the issues in data security resemble an “arms race”. This arms race described is one that relates to the efforts of technology giants to consolidate data privacy and security so that problems and accidents do not arise in the first place.
Saleh, Z. I. (2003). An examination of the internet security and its impact on trust and adoption of online banking (Order No. 3119851). Available from ProQuest Central; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (305213244). Retrieved October 1, 2018,
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This source is a scholarly paper taken from ProQuest. The paper is a graduate dissertation on the relationship between internet security and online banking. The details of the dissertation are referenced in the paper to explain how and why services on the Internet are used. In addition, the paper references how banks and other large institutions are using the Internet to carry out transactions. These changes are not without important security concerns and risk involved with the progress of the new innovation and accessibility of online banking. This material is reliable; the source uses in text citations of well known sources. It should also be noted that the paper is a dissertation thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, so it must have been review a countless number of times by high achieving academics.
What's next after FB's data breach? (2018, Oct 01). The Pioneer Retrieved October 1, 2018
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This scholarly article is written by an airline magazine in India that reviewed the most recent data security breach to affect the company Facebook. On September 25, 2018, Facebook was the subject of a cyber attack that allows access to 50 million accounts. The magazine informs the public that the attack is anonymous and that it did not break the trust of the 2 billion global users yet. The material is assessed as reliable and is referenced twice within the paper to highlight other cyber attacks that have affected other large technology companies such as Yahoo. This material resource is published by a popular airline; it is a magazine for international travelers to receive urgent updates on several industries and their important news.
Em, W. (2018, April 8). GDPR and Open Education [Photograph]. Retrieved
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http://www.e-learn.nl/media/blogs/e-learn/quick-uploads/p1344/gdpr-cover.png?mtime=1523201444
This is an image (free to use) that is used in the Ethical Issues content page. The use of this image is to highlight how internationally, there are standards and laws that are beginning to be established for data privacy and protection. The image of the General Data Protection Regulation is the first of its kind that is widespread and it is well known in European Countries. Additionally, this is a new and founded this year, but it is not established into society. People wish to adopt the General Data Protection Regulation in hopes that it will spur an universal standard for data privacy and protection.
Do, X. (2018, November 18). Data Privacy and Protection Mobile App [Photograph]. "digital photograph was taken by me".
This is a screenshot taken by me and it is from the mobile app that was made in class. The photo is an original artwork used for the website project. This specific page of the mobile app is used in the background content page because it helps to show and highly the legal and ethical issues behind data privacy and data protection. It tells of the struggle between data protection and legislation that should be made to protect the people. Additionally, it explains that legislation and laws the govern data privacy/protection depend on where one is--either the US, Europe, Asia Africa, and etc. Lastly, the legal and ethical issues are related to the background because there is a need to highlight what is going on behind the scenes with more and more scams and hackers that are diving into social media platforms, large companies, and consumers of the general public.
Do, X. (Producer). (2018, September 24). WIN 20180924 17 22 07 Pro. On WIN 20180924 17 22 07 Pro [Video file].
"video is original and created by me".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQnKOlh18HI
This is the video that was made by me and was posted on youtube from the initial assignments in lab. The video talks about how IT security is an important issue when it comes to data protection and privacy in all walks of life --even in the healthcare industry. This video is used for the website project on the third content page under legal issues. Legal issues arise when information is stolen, especially in healthcare environments where a lot of personal information is used and required. Legal legislation has not yet become a part of the society and if it were to develop anywhere is should start with healthcare industries because a lot of personal information is used and even already protected by HIPAA. Lastly,the video cites the further website links below; it mentions the wikipedia and the blog that I made in lab during the beginning of the semester.
