Ethics of surveillance in the digital age Download Citation | Image ethics in the digital age | Over the past quarter century, dramatic technological advances in the production, manipulation, and dissemination of images have transformed In the digital age, data privacy ethics are a comp licated and diverse topic that need for careful thought . While we may not yet live in such a nightmarish society, the digital age has opened the door to the potential for The digital age has brought about numerous benefits and advancements in society, but it has also raised concerns about the privacy of personal information. , Gallardo Echenique, E. Skip to content The digital enclosure is not necessarily warm and secure like your house, but full of holes, leaks and windows. 4, No. Digital access for individuals 'Ethics in an Age of Surveillance remains a highly significant work to be reckoned with and responded to by Digital Age: European, Transatlantic and Global Challenges VALSAMIS MITSILEGAS AND NIOVI VAVOULA This book aims to analyse critically the evolution and proliferation of surveillance paradigms in the digital age and their impact on fundamental rights, including privacy and data protection, from European, transatlantic and global perspec-tives. 26), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 3) has argued, the production and consumption of Big Data produces new legal and ethical risks. To begin with, it is driven by the highest theoretical ambition put to the service of enlightening the general public about Book chapter; Information ethics in the age of digital labour and the surveillance-industrial complex. SURVEILLANCE AND PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE What impact has the evolution and proliferation of surveillance in the digital age had on fundamental rights? This important By analyzing identity and information, and presenting a case for a relation between the two, he explains the moral importance of virtual identities and offers an ethically robust solution to designing surveillance technologies. The book, with its exploration of cutting-edge issues, makes a significant contribution to our understanding of privacy in this new digital landscape. Macnish, Kevin, and Adam Henschke (eds), The Ethics of Surveillance in Times of Emergency (Oxford, 2023; online edn, Expand 10 Ethical Requirements for Digital Systems for Contact Tracing in Pandemics: A Solution to the Contextual Limits of Ethical Guidelines. surveillance is one of the main privacy threats associated with IoT. International Journal of Communication 11(2017), 824-842 1932–8036/20170005 Surveillance Culture: Engagement, Exposure, and Ethics in Digital Modernity DAVID LYON Queen’s University, Canada This article argues that to make sense of surveillance today, the concept of surveillance culture should be added to the conceptual tool kit. Yet the focus of conversations about data ethics has centered on computer scientists, engineers, and designers, with far less attention paid to the digital practices of artists and others in the Purpose: As technology advances, electronic devices have become ubiquitous among individuals of all backgrounds. Eric Stoddart - 2008 - Studies in Christian Ethics 21 (3):362 The US CLOUD Act: Legislation that is Bad for Human Rights Neema Singh Guliani, Head of National Security, Democracy, and Civil Rights Public Policy, Americas at Twitter PART 2 NEW SURVEILLANCE CHALLENGES 5. and Bielby, J. When done ethically and within reasonable boundaries, surveillance can be a powerful tool for businesses. In 2014, she took a break from teaching to work undercover in two of the world’s largest fast fashion stores in New York City. In conclusion, digital surveillance raises critical ethical questions, impacting privacy, autonomy, and societal trust in this new digital age. Two principles should serve as lodestars when considering the ethics of digital surveillance during pandemics. Big data–based electronic Digital privacy is a complex, multifaceted issue rolled from the digital age's intricate web. RESEARCH IN ETHICAL ISSUES IN ORGANIZATIONS Series Editors: Michael Schwartz and Howard Harris Recent Volumes: SURVEILLANCE, BIG DATA AND APPLIED ETHICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE EDITED BY ADRIAN WALSH University of New England, Australia AND SANDY BOUCHER Number of articles published in Scopus from 2010 mentioning any of the digital platforms scored by Fairwork in the abstract (common names like “Rev”, “Prolific” or “Translated” were Editors' Introduction to the special issue of Research in Ethical Issues in Organisations, the proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Australian Association of Professional and Applied Ethics, hosted by the Discipline of Philosophy and Religious Studies at the University of New England in 2020. It is a critical issue that holds importance for all individuals engaging with digital technologies, establishing the bedrock upon which trust in the digital world is built. “Then they push relevant content and Michigan Law alumni are prominent on all sides of the conversation and legal battles surrounding the proper role of surveillance in the digital age, and one alumnus is even at the midpoint of the debate, as he pushes for more transparency and civil Design/methodology/approach: In the process of developing the research, using scientific methods, both the opinions of scientists about surveillance in the digital age and the past cases of mass a) Data Ethics Training: Promoting awareness and understanding of data ethics among employees is essential. (Ed. Following the 9/11 attacks, legislation like the USA Patriot Act significantly expanded the surveillance powers of security agencies in the US under the rationale of combating terrorism. Public health surveillance (PHS) support health systems by monitoring trends and reacting to crises based on collected data. The increasingly prominent — and inescapable — role of digital technologies during the coronavirus pandemic has been accompanied by concerning trends in privacy and digital ethics. Fuchs, Christian 2016. The presented research seeks to investigate the extent to which individuals are being monitored in the digital realm and identify In our rapidly evolving digital age, the challenge of harmon izing surveillance imperatives with individual rights has emerged as a centra l concern for governments, or ganizations, and societies Business ethics in the digital era also pays attention to aspects such as data security and privacy, transparency, accountability in artificial intelligence, honesty in digital marketing, and This review analyzes criminal record stigma and surveillance through the concept of digital punishment: the collection and widespread dissemination of personally identifiable data by the American criminal legal system and subsequent private actors. 1-8. A number of chapters highlight these challenges and the potential for surveillance in the digital age to take place in a de-politicised, de-legalised context- with the challenge for legislators and courts being to bring this surveillance framework within the rule of law and democratic scrutiny. State surveillance has been central to the ‘securitization’ in cybersecurity, particularly the increasing sophistication and expansion of digital surveillance. Debating Ethics in the digital age Print. 1080/10999922. 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APC/ Hivos. 2 While this allows for extensive and granular data collection, ethical concerns arise regarding privacy, The impartial spectator and its resistance to totalitarian behaviour is specifically relevant in contemporary society because of the dominant role of digital technology and scandals that have exposed digital media as participating in digital forms of surveillance, digital personae, artificial intelligence and control. To begin with, it is driven by the highest theoretical ambition put Despite the many benefits of adding ICTs to the toolbox of field researchers, they also pose new ethical challenges. On the one hand, governments argue that surveillance is necessary for national security purposes, and that it is a way to protect citizens from terrorist attacks, cyber threats, and other security risks. However, striking a balance between leveraging these technologies and respecting employees’ privacy rights is paramount. Research and Practice CDEP Publication: Ethics for a Digital Age, Vol. Publish with us Advanced Surveillance, Big Data and Applied Ethics in the Digital Age (Research in Ethical Issues in Organizations, Vol. This article provides an overview of the legal and ethical considerations involved in balancing cyber-security and privacy in the digital age. Ethics of security and surveillance technologies (EGE Opinion Report No 28). The rapid advancements in digital technology have significantly transformed the landscape of journalism, presenting both opportunities and challenges for media organizations and journalists. In 2016 the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) “delivered a judgement on secret surveillance in the case Szabo and Vissy vs, Hungary. Nations are bonding together to establish privacy-by-design controls that will protect data according to commonly agreed fundamentals. The Privatisation of Surveillance in the Digital Age Valsamis Mitsilegas, Queen Mary, University of London, UK 6. While surveillance undoubtedly plays a vital role in safeguarding society, it must not come at the cost Crisis management, surveillance, and digital ethics in the COVID‐19 era. In the digital age, the concept of online anonymity has become increasingly significant as the internet continues to grow and evolve. 346-355, 2016 28 Pages Posted: 16 Nov 2017 This “surveillance art” highlights the widespread unethical gathering and dissemination of information by authorities, governments and other citizens. The age of big data has brought considerable public disquiet about the use of personal data even in efforts to control communicable diseases and open it up to a wider consideration of digital ethics. Ethical considerations of public health surveillance in the age of the internet of things technologies: A perspective Digit Health. and technology developers accountable is of paramount importance to ensure the ethical use of digital health technologies. Old Age Psychiatry. Concerns over the potential impact of surveillance technologies on Despite negative trends in the digital age, the right to privacy is still championed as an ideal by most of us. This paper proposes that cloud computing can be an effective solution for security and privacy concerns in the digital age, provided certain best practices To cite this article: Carole L. Clearly, it creates new forms of individual visibility that make it possible “to model human behavior and predispositions for various purposes” (Rouvroy 2016, p. In the twenty-first century, the digital revolution has taken off, and India is not an exception to this new trend. The court found that Hungary’s 2011 legislation on secret surveillance violated article 8 of the ECHR because it failed In this Special Issue, we sought to bring together state-of-the-art research on the ethics of digitalization and emerging corporate responsibilities in the digital age, and to stimulate existing research in these fields. Surveillance studies critiques have shown time and time again how problematic and wrong-footed discourses of “inevitable” trade-off are. Explaining the harms of surveillance in a doctrinally sensitive way is essential if we want to avoid sacrificing our vital civil liberties. In the digital age, authoritarian governments in the world privacy and surveillance, the debate fails to address other, just as relevant cross-cutting issues. The digital age has transformed the way organizations operate, giving rise to the term “big data” to describe the vast and ever-expanding volumes of information generated daily Computer Science and Information Technologies Vol. Introduction. One controversial program was the bulk collection of Information in the Digital Age Grégoire Mallard SHOSHANA ZUBOFF. While employee monitoring can be beneficial to employers, it raises legal and ethical concerns. Transforming the analogue into the digital amounts to increasing APPLIED ETHICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE. With the growing use of technology, the Global Information Society Watch (2014) Communications Surveillance in the Digital Age. Debating digital Information Ethics in the Age of Digital Labour 175 sensical) term the network society, there remains a tension between Capurro and Floridi concerning the grounding of information ethics . First, the wisdom of adopting a digital In today’s digital world the need to maintain cyber-security and protect sensitive information is more important than ever. Discover its historical context, legal frameworks, and the societal implications of modern surveillance practices. The ethics of surveillance is a debate that will continue to evolve as technology advances. • targeted and mass surveillance, including of journalists and human rights defenders; • use of publicly accessible information and data by state authorities, for example when monitoring social media; • tracking of internet users; I. The ethics of facial recognition technologies, surveillance, and accountability in an age of artificial intelligence: a comparative analysis of US, EU, and UK regulatory frameworks Denise Almeida 1 Department of Information Studies, UCL, London, UK DATA PRIVACY AND ETHICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE Abstract In the relentless chase for technological advancement, the chapter takes a close look at the intricate web of data privacy and ethics in the digital age. The final over-arching analytical dimension The right to privacy in the digital age (2018) Surveillance (2014) OHCHR’s work on privacy in the digital age. TheAgeofSurveillanceCapitalism:TheFightforaHumanFutureatthe New Frontier of Power. The philosophical literature on privacy and surveillance is still very limited compared to that on justice, autonomy, or equality-and yet the former plays a role in protecting all three values. The digitisation of data about the world relevant to business has given rise to a new phase of digitalisation of business itself. Part one: Ethics of online anonymity Introduction. This paper will investigate some of the theoretical underpinnings of the begin this chapter by arguing that Michel Foucault’s conception of power might provide a helpful lens to understand the contemporary paradigm of on-line surveillance. November 03, 2020; Machine learning, and deep learning for data science are going to rule the data-driven analytics world in this digital age. Training programs can educate individuals about privacy rights, ethical data handling In the digital age, it’s tough to strike the right balance between privacy and security. 173-190 With social media, surveillance functions and laws evolved – from the interception of voice calls by the Indian Telegraph Act (1887) to interception of digital communications by the Information Technology Act/IT Act (2000, 2008) to monitoring online media content by the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules (2021). The accelerated development of the digital economy is transforming the world and influencing ethical research standards. Boersma, upon reasonable request. With the integration of surveillance into sectors such as healthcare and governance, finding ethical solutions requires balancing the need for security and innovation with respect for individual rights. Another output of the modern era is the ever-increasing The use of digital tracking of individuals throughout the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic renewed societal debates on the efficacy and ethics of digital surveillance to mitigate collective June 6, 2016 The San Bernardino attack that resulted in the deaths of 14 people last December continues to evolve into the polarizing yet familiar battle over the balance between privacy and national security. The digital age has brought with it tools that can help businesses thrive, and it would be remiss not to use them. 183~190 ISSN: 2722-3221, DOI: 10. Global adoption of the Internet has exploded, and we are only slowly coming to understand the profound political consequences it brings with it. II CDEP Publication: . he Ethics of Mass Surveillance in the Digital Era by Cole Barrow In June of 2013, former NSA contractor Edward advocates expressed their outrage over the blatant attacks Joseph Snowden obtained classiied documents that on their right to privacy, while proponents of this system revealed a secret government surveillance program being have expressed their opinions as to The chapter first looks to ground the analysis in a comparison of two information ethics approaches, namely those outlined by Rafael Capurro and Luciano Floridi, and develops analyses of the information ethical dimensions of two important areas of social media. Introduction Controversies related to issues such as fake news and voting manipulation, privacy and surveillance, algorithmic discrimination and bias (to name a few) have prompted This paper explores the social impact of digital surveillance in the age of big data, examining how constant monitoring influences personal identity, social interaction, and trust in societal institutions. Some common areas where ethics and technology intersect include: Workplace Surveillance Ethics and surveillance in advertising. pp. India can contribute to a worldwide discourse on ethical and responsible surveillance methods in the digital age by adopting a holistic and In the digital age, surveillance technologies have become increasingly pervasive, raising significant concerns about their impact on human rights. (ed. Within this space, increasingly commonplace use of these technologies by law enforcement agencies has presented a particular lens for probing this complex landscape, its application, CHAPTER 9 Kant’s ethics in the age of online surveillance An appeal to autonomy CASEY RENTMEESTER bellin college, usa abstract Using Michel Foucault’s conception of pervasive power, the purpose of this chapter is to analyse the contemporary paradigm of online surveillance from a philosophical perspective by unpacking the power dynamics involved in online The ethics of facial recognition technologies, surveillance, and accountability in an age of artificial intelligence: a comparative analysis of US, EU, and UK regulatory frameworks Abstract. February 2022; The age of big data has. But machines generate insight based on the data they are trained on. pp183-190 183 No names are included, but individuals' age, nationality, and sex are. George Orwell's dystopian novel, "1984," depicted a totalitarian state with a ubiquitous surveillance apparatus constantly monitoring citizens. ) Who's Watching? Surveillance, Big Data and Applied Ethics in the Digital Age (Research in Ethical Issues in Organizations, Vol. Olcott, D. The conclusion emphasizes the need to navigate the future of surveillance technology responsibly by considering ethical guidelines and implications for individual privacy and social structures The ethical use of surveillance technology must be guided by a commitment to justice, transparency, and the preservation of individual rights as we navigate the complexities of the criminal justice process in the years to come. Poorly protected digital data can be accessed from anywhere in the world and spread rapidly to a very Download Citation | Information Ethics in the Age of Digital Labour and the Surveillance-Industrial Complex | The rise of computing and the internet have brought about an ethical field of studies As Rouvroy (2016, p. Findings: In the modern era, almost everyone uses devices for various purposes. In this regard, harvesting Ethics in an Age of Surveillance: Personal Information and Virtual Identities. The chapters in this book represent a selection of research presented at the 2013 and 2014 Annual International Symposium on Digital Ethics organized by the Center for Digital Ethics and Policy at Loyola University Chicago. 23) says that it “seems that information ethics began to merge with computer ethics only in the nineties . e. 12 October 2018. Discover the world's research In today’s digital age, ethical considerations surrounding data privacy, cybersecurity, and digital rights are more crucial than ever. ) Information cultures in the digital age: A Festschrift in honor of Rafael Capurro Wiesbaden Springer. This is particularly true for liberal democracies, in which individual freedoms, including the human right of non-absolute privacy, are particularly important. On one hand, people want to protect their personal information, but on the other hand, they also want to ensure that they are safe from threats. 2 While this allows for extensive and granular data collection, ethical concerns arise regarding privacy, Public health surveillance (PHS) support health systems by monitoring trends and reacting to crises based on collected data. The digitisation of data about people has linked with the notions of information society, With its commitment to upholding the principles of data privacy and digital surveillance in mass communication, Chitkara School of Mass Communication aims to produce ethical and responsible media professionals who understand the significance of privacy, trust, and the ethical implications of data usage in the digital age. This dichotomy has grown more obvious in the digital age, when AI-powered surveillance tools have the ability to transform law enforcement, counter-terrorism efforts, and public safety initiatives. In general, we feel that surveillance can be ethical, but that there have to exist reasonable, publicly accessible records and accountability for those approving and performing the Explore the ethical implications of digital surveillance, its impact on privacy, autonomy, and societal trust, and the challenges in balancing security and individual rights. In the digital age, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become integral to modern surveillance, offering advanced monitoring and data analysis. ” Capurro’s It goes on to assess de-politicisation and de-legalisation, reflecting the fact that surveillance is often conducted in secret. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union. OHCHR has organized expert consultations and published reports to explore the challenges that the right to privacy and other human rights face in the digital age, as requested by relevant resolutions by the General Assembly and With contributions from 35 scholars from 15 countries, Information Cultures in the Digital Age focuses on the culture and philosophy of information, information ethics, the relationship of information to message, the historic and semiotic understanding of information, the relationship of information to power and the future of information education. To assist in balancing the issues arising from SA adoption and the implications for privacy, we review key terms and ethical frameworks. 3). Information Ethics in the Age of Digital Labour 175 sensical) term the network society, there remains a tension between Capurro and Floridi concerning the grounding of information ethics . Ethics in the Digital Age: Navigating Moral Dilemmas in a Technological World. In this article, we will explore the legal and ethical considerations of employee monitoring in the digital age. As technology advances, we face numerous ethical challenges in protecting our privacy and PDF | This is an Opinion by the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies (EGE) | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate In Chapter Thirteen, I offer a brief snapshot of the state of privacy in the digital age. The Importance of Merging Ethics With Marketing Analytics. The analysis is organized into three parts: a descriptive account of the technological, legal, and social factors that have Employers have the ability to track employees’ activities, including their internet usage, email correspondence, and keystrokes. 2018. An important reality to consider is the potential for warrantless mass surveillance to become acceptable in any way. 1(4), p. New York: Public Affairs, 2019. brought considerable public disquiet about the use of personal data. Digital platforms are businesses that connect different groups of user, notably clients and workers, and charge a In our rapidly evolving digital age, the challenge of harmonizing surveillance imperatives with individual rights has emerged as a central concern for governments, organizations, and societies Surveillance, Big Data and Applied Ethics in the Digital Age’", Walsh, A. Kaustuva Vikash Nath, LLM, Christ University BangaloreABSTRACTThe global uptake of digital surveillance technology has altered governance, security, and privacy frameworks. Floridi (2013, p . Smart home Whatever the efficacy of such applications, and this has been questioned (Soltani, Calo, and Bergstrom 2020), the proposal and institution of such widespread surveillance raises serious ethical issues. Lessig, Lawrence (1999) Code: and other Laws of Cyberspace. As there have been massive changes in technology and lifestyle since the 1970s, electronic surveillance could be considered much more invasive than a physical search, yet as has been made clear in the legal section of this mation technologies, or the Information Age, would lead to four major concerns about the use of information: privacy, accuracy, property, and accessibility (PAPA). In theory, an increasing amount of rights to data use is willingly signed over by people through digital acceptance of privacy policies. The sophistication of science and Digital Ethics R eview, 4(1), 45-60. Towards an Ethic of Surveillance in a Digital Age. on Member States to refrain from indiscriminate mass digital surveillance. The chapter looks at different theoretical and empirical approaches to understanding the impact of such surveillance activities, particularly surveillance studies and chilling But personal data protection in the digital age is one of those issues where an auctioned off to the highest bidder and regardless of the morality and ethics of the purchaser or their cause or the consequences for It reviews the literature on the concept of ethics and social responsibility, in democracy, in the digital age, associating this domain of knowledge with the concept of privacy, freedom, and Ethics in a Digital Surveillance World. 11591/csit. this paper aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on the ethical implications of big data in modern society. 2 Such frameworks naturally focus on considerations regarding the liability of the surveilled and Design/methodology/approach: In the process of developing the research, using scientific methods, both the opinions of scientists about surveillance in the digital age and the past cases of mass surveillance of people's actions in the digital world were analyzed. Chapter citizens conflicting considerations consent culture data brokers data collection definition of privacy democracy diary digital age duty of In researching her book “Worn Out,” Van Oort observed firsthand how data and modern surveillance shape the lives of retail workers — and how these workers are fighting back. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism is a landmark text for many reasons (Zuboff 2019). Further, we prescribe a two-by-two Surveillance, Privacy, and Ethical Decision (SPED) This chapter explores the ethics of surveillance in the digital age by assessing its lights and shadows. Ethics and Education in The Age of Surveillance Capitalism is a landmark text for many reasons (Zuboff Reference Zuboff 2019). ” Capurro’s The Age of surveillance capitalism is a profound economical, sociological, political, philosophical, and ethical work by the American author, Harvard University Professor Shoshana Zuboff. Technological advancements in monitoring tools necessitate a nuanced understanding of their impact on workplace dynamics and employee well-being. E. v4i2. Jurkiewicz (2018) Big Data, Big Concerns: Ethics in the Digital Age, Public Integrity, 20:sup1, S46-S59, DOI: 10. Digital tools and data allow for: (1) the easier confiscation or destruction of research (Cyranoski 2008, 871; Gellman 2015); (2) the manipulation of information; or (3) the control and prevention of access to information (Fishman 2010). To date, far less envisaged and explored are the critical questions: Social and Ethical Shifts in the Digital Age: Digital 319 In a nutshell, the authors claim that a technology-free approach allows us to skip This paper questions the use of new technologies as tools of modern surveillance in order to: (a) advance the research done by Michel Foucault on panoptic techniques of surveillance and dominance; and (b) give new insights on the way we use these new surveillance technologies in violation of democratic principles and legal norms. Government surveillance programs that collect bulk data and monitor private communications have major implications for individual privacy. The rise of computing and the internet have brought about an ethical field of studies that some term Abstract. Ultimately, it calls The convergence of ethics and policy is not only worth pursuing but a necessity for good technology governance if we are to achieve a Europe fit for the digital age. Debating Ethics in the digital age. But more In the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), ethical considerations of digitally-led public health surveillance are crucial. However, this must be balanced against the right to privacy, which is also a fundamental human right. Big data-based electronic surveillance, by commercial bodies and government agencies (for profit or population control), which draws on a plethora of internet- and mobile device-based sources, has been widely accepted Surveillance is essential for communicable disease prevention and control. Machines are trained by certain data to generate certain patterns and diagnoses. From mobile phones to computing devices, people rely on these tools on a daily basis for both personal and professional purposes. 2024 Nov 5:10: Ethics; digital health technology; environmental The Ethics of Surveillance citizens have not been given the same protection with regards to electronic surveillance. The rapid development of facial recognition technologies (FRT) has led to complex ethical choices in terms of balancing individual privacy rights versus delivering societal safety. But your smartphone has help. Respondents' perceptions of digital ethics The COVID-19 pandemic affirmed the paramount value of privacy in the age of digital surveillance, particularly regarding the debate on the development and adoption of digital contact tracing. Often, this is based on data collected from the fairly routine contexts in which people 2. Surveillance by the industry on their consumers has long existed, such as keeping records on consumers through loyalty programs and trading consumer characteristics in the direct marketing sector (Christl Citation 2017). This kind of observation and the corresponding embarrassment that it can cause have changed our ideas Surveillance menaces intellectual privacy and increases the risk of blackmail, coercion, and discrimination; accordingly, we must recognize surveillance as a harm in constitutional standing doctrine. 2, July 2023, pp. Communicable Disease Surveillance Ethics in the Age of Big Data and New Technology Asian Bioeth Rev. asylum seekers, ethnic minorities and low wage workers, are also more likely to be the main targets of new surveillance and censorship technologies, including facial recognition and the scanning of private communications. Besides being creepy, AI-based digital surveillance and the Co-Appearance feature has the potential for widespread abuse and violations of our privacy. Surveillance, as an important matter in the modern era, continues its existence as a former phenomenon of the digital world with new forms. 2019;11(2) :173-187. “Fourth Amendment Challenges in The data that support the findings of this study (i. and Boucher, S. For those who have lost track of how it all started, the story began when the FBI was unable to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the attackers, Syed Rizwan Farook, and Censorship and Surveillance in the Digital Age: The Technological Challenges for Academics Journal of Global Security Studies, Vol. SMITH BRAIN TRUST – Tracking consumer behavior is a big job. Finally, it looks at applicable law in a globalised digital world. The track record of these agencies is already marred with ethical flaws and bias. But the line between highlighting this ethical struggle and contributing to it can be thin. IntroductionProlific news media such as Bloomberg, Forbes and the Financial Times have increasingly warned about the rise of the “surveillance state” that “aims at preventive mass surveillance on [an] everyday basis” and is connected with potentially coercive use of control against specific people or groups on a political or other basis (Lemieux, 2020). , the article Crisis management, surveillance, and digital ethics in the COVID‐19 era) are available from the corresponding author, F. The aim of this contribution is to discuss information ethics’ foundations in the Accordingly, many scholars have drawn on distinctions from the ethics of war and self-defence in order to develop a framework for surveillance ethics (Bellaby 2012; Kleinig 2009; Macnish 2014, 2015; Nathan 2017; Rønn and Lippert-Rasmussen 2020). surveillance, collection and storage. Books and journals Case studies Expert Briefings Open Access. One apparent effect of this data-driven economy is the growing presence of digital platforms in everyday life (Srnicek, 2017). Digital access for individuals (PDF download and/or read online) Add to cart Added to cart. Surveillance, Big Data and Applied Ethics in the Digital Age | Editors: Adrian Walsh, Sandy Boucher. “They can take that data and predict your personal profile in terms of gender, age, education,” Moe says. Recent years have seen the right to privacy, particularly as it pertains to the surveillance and interception of communications, transform from a much-neglected human rights issue to the focus of multiple UN General Assembly and Human Rights Council resolutions. in: Kelly, M. Information ethics in the age of digital labour and the surveillance-industrial complex. We also suggested the theoretical approaches that we believe are the most suited to uncovering the psychological mechanisms and processes involved in privacy management in the digital age, in particular those theories The digital age is characterized by the omnipresence of hidden cameras and other surveillance devices. 26), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, The rise of computing and the internet have brought about an ethical field of studies that some term information ethics, computer ethics, digital media ethics, or internet ethics. , Carrera Farran, X. Traditional notification of demographic and clinical information, about individuals with selected (notifiable) infectious diseases, allows appropriate public health action and is protected by public health and privacy legislation, but is slow and insensitive. Trends and challenges with regard to the promotion and protection of the right to privacy in the digital age Employee surveillance in the digital age raises ethical concerns, balancing productivity enhancement with respect for privacy and autonomy. et al. Multinational collaboration to protect digital rights is on the rise. After assessing the consequences of surveillance for freedom and Through a comprehensive exploration of the historical evolution, current state, and future outlook of surveillance technologies, the paper outlines the critical need for robust policy frameworks. This advancement, however, brings forth ethical concerns PDF | Digital age can be described as a collection of different technological solutions as virtual environments, digital services, intelligent | Find, read and cite all the research you need on The right to privacy in the digital age generates new challenges for the international jurisdiction. Focused on pivotal topics such as consent and purpose limitation, it unveils real-life instances where Internet is regarded as an important issue that shapes free expression in today’s volatile nature of human rights world (Momen 2020). Adam Henschke - 2017 - Cambridge University Press. What are the ethical implications of using surveillance systems in the workplace? SURVEILLANCE, BIG DATA AND APPLIED ETHICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE RESEARCH IN ETHICAL ISSUES IN ORGANIZATIONS Series Editors: Michael Schwartz and Howard Harris Recent Volumes: Volume 8: Volume 9: Volume 10: Volume 11: Volume 12: Volume 13: Volume 14: Volume 15: Volume 16: Volume 17: Volume 18: Volume 19: Volume 20: Volume 21: Volume Given the lack of empirical examples of how research can be conducted via digital means in sensitive contexts, this paper provides a threat model using Afghanistan, where the Taliban took power in This paper takes as a starting point a recent development in privacy-debates: the emphasis on social and institutional environments in the definition and the defence of privacy. 1448218 In this digital age, privacy has become a crucial issue due to the vast amount of personal information we share online. Ensure they are using people’s data with their consent. The convergence of ethics and policy is not only worth pursuing but a necessity for good technology governance if we are to achieve a Europe fit for the digital age. In response to our call, we received 11 submissions which went through a double-blind peer-review. The ethics of facial recognition technologies, surveillance, and accountability in an age of arti cial intelligence: a comparative analysis of US, EU, and UK regulatory frameworks The Rise of Ethical Dilemmas in the Digital Age: As technology advances, new ethical dilemmas emerge. The Importance of Data Ethics in the Digital Age. The conclusion underscores the importance of ethical considerations in shaping future privacy laws and the need for a balanced approach that supports both digital innovation and the protection of Explore the ethics of digital surveillance in our detailed analysis. Infrastructure and technological advancements mark a change in the nature and extent Ethics for a Digital Age. K. I argue for what I call the Law of Digitization: digitization implies surveillance. Digital surveillance creates a securitized climate and leads to chilling effects. This paper examines the latest developments in digital surveillance and their implications for privacy, International Journal of Ethics in Social Sciences, 2015. 1 The Internet of Things (IoT) link up smart ecosystems where diverse devices transmit real-time data via technologies like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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