CHAPTER 14 QUESTIONS

1. List three reasons why an ISP might be subpoenaed to reveal a subscriber's identity.
2. What is "data retention"?
3. Where do most U.S. companies disclose their online data collection and retention policies?
4. What is the greatest risk associated with data retention?
5. Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy in a public chat room?
6. Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy for contents of an e-mail once it has been sent to a recipient? What is "reasonable"? Explain.
7a..Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy for contents of an e-mail in storage on a server?
7b. Would it prevent an ISP from reading the e-mails?
7c. Would it prevent an ISP from disclosing the e-mails to a third party like the next-of-kin or a government agency? Explain.
8. Despite a lessened expectation of privacy, social networks users expect control over what aspect of its use?
9. What constitutional protection is provided by the Fourth Amendment?
10. What constitutional amendment(s) might provide the foundation for reasonable expectation of privacy for the contents of one's hard drive? Explain.

 

 

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