Protection and proper use of intellectual property is a must for all-students and adults.
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Be careful about talking to "strangers" on a computer network
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- Suggestive of something improper or indecent;
- Obscene, filthy, or offensive to accepted standards of decency;
- Belligerent, hostile, combative, very agressive; and
- Threaten to do harm or danger towards you or another
Never respond to messages or bulletin board items that are:
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Tell a grown-up
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Do not give out any sensitive or personal information about you or your family in an Internet "chat room."
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. Never arrange a face-to-face meeting without telling your parents or guardians
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Hackers Invade Privacy
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A hacker is someone who breaks into computers sometimes to read private e-mails and other files.
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Hackers Destroy "Property" in the Form of Computer Files or Records
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Hackers Injure Other Computer Users by Destroying Information Systems
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Add Sticky Note. Computer "Pirates" Steal Intellectual Property.1. Intellectual property is the physical expression of ideas contained in books, music, plays, movies, and computer software. Computer pirates steal valuable property when they copy software, music, graphics/pictures, movies, books (all available on the Internet).
How is the person who produced or developed these forms of entertainment harmed? Is this different from stealing a product (computer hardware) which someone has invented and manufactured? Who pays for this theft?
2. It may seem simple and safe to copy recordings, movies and computer programs by installing a peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing software program. However, most material that you may want to copy is protected by copyright which means that you are restricted from making copies unless you have permission to do so. Making copies of intellectual property-including music, movies and software--without the right to do so is illegal. P2P software and the files traded on the P2P networks may also harm your computer by installing viruses or "spyware," or allow others to access the files contained on your hard drive beyond those you intend to share.3. Copyright violations have civil and criminal remedies.
a.) Civil remedy: copyright holder can sue infringer -
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for money to cover loss of sales or other loss caused by infringement.
b.) Criminal remedy: jail or fine paid to the government (not copyright holder) where person infringes a copyright for commercial advantage or private gain. For example, a person who makes multiple copies of a video, and sell the copies.
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