Description
https://www.scu.edu/ethics/focus-areas/internet-et…
Questions
Does Facebook have a responsibility to set up different policies for users in different countries or to provide different warnings to users in different countries, reflecting the kinds/levels of risk to which its users are exposed when they post on the social network?
In the warning text cited above, Facebook alerts its teen users that friends that they tag in public posts will also be exposed to comments and friend requests from unfamiliar people. Does this change your view of the new policy?
Should platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or Google+ treat teens differently than other users?
Should Facebook allow kids younger than 13 to open accounts?
If you are a Facebook user who registered before 2013, please read the article “What It’s Like to Sign Up for Facebook in 2013,” by Charlie Warzel, before answering the following questions: a) Is it ethical for Facebook to prompt new users to provide significant amounts of personal information as part of the registration process? b) Does your answer change if the prospective user is a teen?
