A software license agreement is also called an end user license agreement or _____.
EULA
A _______ policy explains how user data is collected and used.
privacy
Federal legislation applies to the entire ______, while state legislation applies to a specific state.
country
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is also known as the ______.
DMCA
Ethics refers to the ______ principles that guide right and wrong behavior.
moral
A software license gives users _________ to use the software.
permission
_______ software is also known as closed-source software.
Propietary
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) was enacted in the year ______.
1986
Copyright infringement can result in fines ranging from $750 to ______ per work.
$30,000
Business ethics focuses on what is right and wrong in ______ practices.
business
Breaking a software license agreement can result in ______ or penalties.
fines
Copying or distributing proprietary software without permission is a violation of __________.
copyright
The CFAA includes ______ sections of criminal activities related to computers.
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______ is the illegal copying or installation of software.
shoplifting
Something can be legal but still considered ______.
unethical
The section that explains how many copies can be installed is called the ______ of agreement
terms
________ software allows users to access and modify the source code.
Open Source
The Wiretap Act protects private ______, including digital and oral forms.
communication
Net neutrality means that internet service providers should not ______ or block content.
throttle
Unethical behavior can damage a company’s ______ and reputation.
profits
An acceptable use policy focuses on how users ____ the software.
use
_______ software is free to use but does not allow modification or access to source code.
Freeware
“Interception” means accessing communication in ______ time.
real
The General Data Protection Regulation is commonly referred to as the ______.
GDPR
The Computer Ethics Institute created ______ commandments for ethical computer use.
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