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 the act of pretending to be someone else online, typically to gain access to personal information for fraudulent purposes.
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 must be monitored to protect children, overriding their right to privacy.
Terrorists using ICTs may plan harmful activities, making it essential for authorities to access their communications.
Step 3
State TWO negative implications of 3D printers, which are becoming more common.
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Dangerous objects can easily be replicated using 3D printing technology, posing safety risks.
The formal manufacturing sector may face job losses as individuals can produce goods independently.
Step 4
Recommend TWO strategies to control social unrest with the use of ICTs.
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Implement mass surveillance to monitor and address potential social unrest proactively.
Increase transparency in sharing information among government departments to ensure public trust.
Step 5
State ONE advantage for society of the withdrawal of the faulty devices.
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The withdrawal benefits consumer safety by ensuring that defective products do not pose risks to users.
Step 6
What is a possible negative effect of this withdrawal on consumers?
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A possible negative effect is a reduction in competition, leading to higher prices for consumers.
Step 7
How is the incident likely to affect the manufacturer?
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The manufacturer may face reputational damage, impacting their brand loyalty and future sales.
