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The Ethics of Behavioral Biometrtics

Is storing personal biometric data ethical even with the consent of the users? I don’t see why it wouldn’t be. If we evaluate first the people affected by such a decision we see that the only people affected by it are those who authorize the consent and those…

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Zach K in GRTech Student Blog

Behavioral Biometrics

Is storing and using personal biometrics ethical even with the consent of users? Why or why not? I think that storing and using personal biometrics is ethical, especially with the consent of users. If the users allows them to, then they have all the right to store and use this data. Saving…

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Ashton K in GRTech Student Blog

Behavioral Biometrics

I believe that the usage of behavioral biometrics is inherently unethical. The large-scale storing and usage of personal behavioral data not only violates personal privacy, but sets a dangerous precedent of the amount of involvement and knowledge corporations and governments can have of a…

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The Ethics of Behavioral Biometrics

being able to use facial recognition is super handy but is also harmful if used for the wrong purposes, I believe that people make the decision to use face or thumbprint recognition without knowing all the consequences. I hope that the information from the users are…

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Alex S in GRTech Student Blog

The Ethics of Behavioral Biometrics

Storing and using personal biometrics with the users consent seams to be reasonably ethical. I think so because the user is aware of his information being used. I do believe that will all this information being stored, could one day be misused and really affect all…

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Pavel in GRTech Student Blog

Ethics of Behavioral Biometrics

Storing and using personal biometrics is ethical because with the users consent it is what the user wants. The user also has a choice to either use it or to avoid it and not allow things such as finger print access or face recognition on your mobile device. If the data is…

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Antonio Suarez in GRTech Student Blog

How Ethical are Behavioral Biometrics?

Behavioral Biomerics is more than unlocking your phone with a fingerprint or facial recognition. I tracks the user’s entire experience, including ho the mouse/phone is being held, how much time is spent on each page, and other patterns. It is being used by a lot…

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Brett Y in GRTech Student Blog

Ethics of Behavioral Biometrics

Is storing and using personal biometrics data ethical with the consent of users? The parties involved are the user, the computer storing the data, the company holding the data and hackers who may steal the data. Let us consider, under the Rights Approach, which action best…

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Zachary Rosenlund in GRTech Student Blog

The Arrest of Julian Assange

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was arrested by British police on April 11, 2019. The event has led…

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Mason Hernandez in GRTech Student Blog

Artificial Intelligence in Medical Diagnosis

How accurate are the algorithms compared to doctors? A lot of times algorithms can be significantly more accurate than a doctor. The ability to analyze more data in less time can’t be denied. We aren’t at that point yet where computers can do full…

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