Express the answer of all parts of the following problems
Problem 1- Suppose that your mailbox keeps getting broken into. The police offer to place a CC camera in front of your house which they can monitor from the station in order to prevent any more break ins and possibly catch the thief.
Part 1- Would you accept their offer? Why or why not?
Part 2- What ethical issues would you considers and how to they relate to IT?
Problem 2- Reiman argues that when people are being watched they will begin to conform to societal standards, which will cause democracy to be lost. Suppose that people began to conform to societal standards not because they are being watched but because some freak electric storm has wired everyone's brains to think in the same way.
Part 1- Can these people still live in a democratic society? Why or why not?
Problem 3- Suppose that it turns out that sacrificing our privacy does in fact prove to be beneficial for us: crime rates drop, businesses are better able to serve you in specific ways, thereby saving you money and time, and life standards in general improve.
Part 1- Is this a good reason for giving up our privacy or not? If so, please explain why. If not, what in particular is so special about privacy that it should not be given up?
I need help to define the what ethical issues of IT.