Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics - Match & Reflect

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Match each principle facet to the commandment area.

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Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics - Match & ReflectOnline version Match each principle facet to the commandment area. by MJ Dimapilis 1 Cmd 1: No Harm Prohibition 2 Cmd 2: Respect Work of Others 3 Cmd 3: Privacy & Access 4 Cmd 4: Intellectual Property 5 Cmd 5: Pay for Software 6 Cmd 6: Permitted Purposes Avoid using a computer to harm others Engage in safe, non-harmful digital actions Promote digital well-being over damage Practice responsible and ethical online conduct Ensure actions do not cause digital or real-world harm Respect others' digital workspace Do not interfere with or disrupt others' work Avoid blocking or overwriting someone else's files Preserve smooth workflows for all users Be mindful of impact on colleagues' activities Protect user privacy and confidentiality Avoid unauthorized access to files Respect personal information online Do not snoop on others' data Value trust and information security Respect intellectual property rights Avoid software piracy and copying illegally Do not use copyrighted material without permission Honor licenses and ownership of work Use only legally obtained content Use software you have paid for Avoid unlicensed or cracked software Ensure licenses are legitimate and valid Support developers by purchasing licenses Verify software authenticity before use Use computer power for permitted purposes only Respect usage boundaries and policies Engage in authorized activities Prevent misuse of computing resources Use technology responsibly and ethically

Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics - Match & ReflectOnline version

Match each principle facet to the commandment area.

by MJ Dimapilis

Cmd 1: No Harm Prohibition

Cmd 2: Respect Work of Others

Cmd 3: Privacy & Access

Cmd 4: Intellectual Property

Cmd 5: Pay for Software

Cmd 6: Permitted Purposes

Avoid using a computer to harm others

Engage in safe, non-harmful digital actions

Promote digital well-being over damage

Practice responsible and ethical online conduct

Ensure actions do not cause digital or real-world harm

Respect others' digital workspace

Do not interfere with or disrupt others' work

Avoid blocking or overwriting someone else's files

Preserve smooth workflows for all users

Be mindful of impact on colleagues' activities

Protect user privacy and confidentiality

Avoid unauthorized access to files

Respect personal information online

Do not snoop on others' data

Value trust and information security

Respect intellectual property rights

Avoid software piracy and copying illegally

Do not use copyrighted material without permission

Honor licenses and ownership of work

Use only legally obtained content

Use software you have paid for

Avoid unlicensed or cracked software

Ensure licenses are legitimate and valid

Support developers by purchasing licenses

Verify software authenticity before use

Use computer power for permitted purposes only

Respect usage boundaries and policies

Engage in authorized activities

Prevent misuse of computing resources

Use technology responsibly and ethically

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Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics - Match & ReflectOnline version

by MJ Dimapilis

Cmd 1: No Harm Prohibition

Cmd 2: Respect Work of Others

Cmd 3: Privacy & Access

Cmd 4: Intellectual Property

Cmd 5: Pay for Software

Cmd 6: Permitted Purposes

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