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The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics:

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The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics:

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In my opinion, students violate the seventh commandment the most because it produces the most amount of entertainment for them. How many time do you see/hear people finding websites where you can find free movies/ tv shows. How many millions of dollars has Dana White put towards shutting down illegal websites that stream UFC fights. These are all violations to the 7th commandment.

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Real parents on: Piracy leading to camera access

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How to reduce violation of the 7th commandment

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How to reduce violation of the 7th commandment

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Some companies have already started doing this but I think that more should add a subscription that is a little cheaper than the main plan . For Example, India has a mobile only version that cost approximately 3 USD, I think this would be very popular if offered in the US.

Since corporations have issues with digital piracy, they should team up and fight against this cause together. They could put together strong teams to fight it. Right now corporations are doing this on their own, if they care so much about it they would want as many people on their side to try to stop this.

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People pirate digital data because they don't want to spend the money or don't even have the money to pay. Another reason why digital data is pirated is because somethings certain shows/movies are not available in certain regions around the world. No matter how much people invest to try counter any piracy the "pirates" will always be one step ahead, we've seen that with huge sporting events, money is DUMPED in large amounts to try to fight against piracy but someone on reddit or any forum always has a link to a stream.