How would taking this class help you learn even more about and develop a deeper appreciation for computers, computer systems, viruses, and internet protocols than you already did?

Do current protections keep kids under 16 safe from abuse on the internet? What further steps might governments take if this isn't the case?

Even though privacy is highly valued in today's culture, there are conflicting opinions on it. Do you believe that there is still more that can be done to protect online privacy? Do you, for instance, think that laws are adequate?

As a result, using the Internet has become a crucial tool for exercising one's right to free expression. Hate speech is widely disseminated via social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, which are widely abused by a large number of individuals and even organizations. Should people's ability to express themselves freely on the internet be unrestricted? Where should the line be set when it comes to allowing nasty remarks on social networking sites?

The first U.S. law to define computer trespass is: Computer Misuse Act O Federal Information Security Management Act O Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1984 O Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Spam is marketing email that was not asked for. Some people say that "spam" isn't just "unwanted email." They think the information people want is in spam emails. Talk about the five things that make people mark emails as "spam"

Is it morally wrong or legal to use search engines on the internet?

Privacy is a hot-button topic in today's culture, but it's also a contentious one. What do you believe can be done to protect the privacy of Internet users? Specifically, do you think laws are adequate?

The Internet has become a significant medium for exercising one's right to free speech. Numerous individuals and organizations use Facebook and Twitter to propagate hate speech. Should there be no restrictions on expression in online discussion forums? How far should restrictions on hate speech on social media go?