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    The document discusses various legal, ethical, and social issues related to media and information literacy. It defines cybercrime and several specific offenses like identity theft, child pornography, cyberbullying, and copyright infringement. It also distinguishes between legal and illegal acts online such as downloading from legitimate versus pirated sites. Fair use, plagiarism, and cyber defamation are also outlined.

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    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY 4TH QUARTER malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity Child Pornography – it is a form of child

    s a form of child sexual


    (LESSON 7) in an electronic communication. exploitation.

    LEGAL, ETHICAL AND SOCIETAL Illegal Downloading – refers to obtaining files that you Cyber Squatting – it is registering, trafficking in, or using
    do not have the right to use from the internet. an internet domain name with bad faith intent to
    Republic Act No. 10175 – Cybercrime Prevention Act profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to
    of 2012 ILLEGAL LEGAL someone else.
    ▪ Among the cybercrime offenses included in the The Pirate Boy iTunes
    bill are cybersquatting, cybersex, child Kickass.to Yahoo Music Copyright – a legal device that gives the creator of a
    pornography, identity theft, illegal and access to TorrentDownloads.me Amazon literary artistic, musical, or other creative work the sole
    data and libel. YTS.ag Netflix right to publish and sell that work.
    RARBG.to Ruckus
    Cyber – relating to or involving computers or Plagiarism – an act or instance of using or closely
    computer networks (such as the internet). Digital Piracy – the practice of illegally copying and imitating the language and thoughts of another
    selling digital music, video, computer software etc. author without authorization.
    Cyberspace – refers to the virtual computer world,
    Identity Theft – it is the deliberate use of someone Fair Use – it is a legal concept that allows the
    and more specifically is an electronic medium used to
    form a global computer network to facilitate online else’s identity, usually as a method to gain a financial reproduction of copyrighted material for certain
    advantage or obtain credit and other benefits in the purposes without obtaining permission and without
    communication.
    other person’s name, and perhaps to the other paying a fee.
    person’s disadvantage or loss.
    Cybercrime – refers to the criminal activities carried
    out by means computer or the internet. Computer Addiction – the excessive use of computers
    Cyber Defamation – it is an unprivileged false to the extent that it interferes with daily life.
    statement of fact which tends to harm the reputation
    Cyberbullying – the use of electronic communication
    of a person or company. Digital Divide – an economic inequality between
    to bully a person, typically by ending messages of an
    intimidating or threatening nature. groups in terms of access to use of, or knowledge of
    TYPES OF CYBER DEFAMATION ICT.
    ▪ Libel – written
    Hacking – refers to the practice of modifying or
    ▪ Slander – verbal Virtual Self – the personal you create about yourself
    altering computer software and hardware to
    accomplish a goal that is considered to be outside of virtually.
    the creator’s original objective. Cybersex
    - also called computer sex, internet sex, netsex. Netiquette – the correct or acceptable way of
    - Virtual sex encounter in which two or more communication on the internet.
    Phishing – it is the attempt to obtain sensitive
    people (connected remotely via internet) send
    information such as usernames, passwords, and credit
    card details (and indirectly, money), often for each other sexually explicit contents or sexually
    explicit acts.

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