Morality and machines: perspectives on computer ethics
Morality and machines: perspectives on computer ethics
Collaborative business and data privacy: toward a cyber-control?
Computers in Industry - Special issue: The digital factory: an instrument of the present and the future
Privacy in (mobile) Telecommunications Services
Ethics and Information Technology
Data Mining to Combat Terrorism and the Roots of Privacy Concerns
Ethics and Information Technology
Collaborative business and data privacy: Toward a cyber-control?
Computers in Industry - Special issue: The digital factory: an instrument of the present and the future
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I will argue that one class of issues in computer ethics oftenassociated with privacy and a putative right to privacy isbest-analyzed in terms that make no substantive reference toprivacy at all. These issues concern the way that networkedinformation technology creates new ways in which conventionalrights to personal security can be threatened. However onechooses to analyze rights, rights to secure person and propertywill be among the most basic, the least controversial, and themost universally recognized. A risk-based approach to theseissues provides a clearer statement of what is ethicallyimportant, as well as what is ethically problematic. Once theissues of security have been articulated clearly, it becomespossible to make out genuine issues of privacy in contrast tothem.