7.1 Define online identity theft.
7.2 Give TWO examples of a situation when the right to access information may be more important than the right to privacy.
7.3 St... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:7.1 Define online identity theft - NSC Computer Application Technology - Question 7 - 2017 - Paper 2
Step 1
Define online identity theft.
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Online identity theft is defined as pretending to be someone else when posting online, often to commit fraud or gain unauthorized access to personal information.
Step 2
Give TWO examples of a situation when the right to access information may be more important than the right to privacy.
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Child predators on the Internet cannot count on their privacy being protected.
Terrorists who use ICTs to devise plans to harm people/property.
Step 3
State TWO negative implications of 3D printers, which are becoming more common.
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Dangerous objects can easily be replicated.
Copyright issues may arise due to unauthorized use of designs.
Step 4
Recommend TWO strategies to control social unrest with the use of ICTs.
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Mass surveillance can help monitor and manage potential unrest.
Transparency in sharing information by government departments can build trust and mitigate unrest.
Step 5
State ONE advantage for society of the withdrawal of the faulty devices.
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The withdrawal has a benefit for the safety of consumers, ensuring they are protected from potentially harmful products.
Step 6
What is a possible negative effect of this withdrawal on consumers?
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Consumers may experience less competition or a loss of choice in the market due to the withdrawal.
Step 7
How is the incident likely to affect the manufacturer?
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The incident may lead to an improvement in future quality control as the manufacturer seeks to avoid similar problems.
