Monitoring Behaviour (OCR A-Level Computer Science): Flashcards

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What is monitoring behaviour?

Use of digital tech to observe, record, or analyse actions

4 common monitoring tools

CCTV, GPS tracking, phone call monitoring, email surveillance

4 main concern types for monitoring

Moral, social, ethical, cultural

What are moral issues in monitoring?

Concerns about right and wrong in monitoring individuals

What is informed consent (monitoring)?

Individuals aware of and agree to be monitored

Social benefit of CCTV/GPS

Prevent crime and improve public safety

Proportionality (ethical monitoring)

Monitoring proportionate to risk or need

Ethical data security requirement

Data stored and handled securely to prevent misuse

What are cultural issues in monitoring?

How monitoring interacts with cultural norms and values

Security opportunity of monitoring

CCTV/GPS help prevent and solve crimes, increase safety

Workplace efficiency opportunity

Monitor performance to improve productivity

Privacy risk of monitoring

Continuous surveillance infringes right to privacy

Data misuse risk examples

Data hacked, leaked, or misused beyond original intent

Psychological impacts of monitoring

Stress, anxiety, and reduced trust

Key balance for monitoring use

Balance benefits with risks, ensure transparency & fairness

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