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Nagel, Daniel
Rath, Matthias
Zimmer, Michael
Keywords
secrecy, technologies, mechanisms, challenges
GE Subjects
Global ethics
Economic ethics
Technology ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/189219
Abstract
The concept of “secrecy” is bound up in a variety of aspects of information ethics, sometimes in conflicting ways: respecting personal privacy and opposing undue surveillance ensures a certain level of secrecy in one’s personal life and activities; the rapid development of ICTs, in particular both security technologies and surveillance mechanisms, boosted the implementation of new security measures but also heavily inflated the challenges combined therewith.
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2012-07
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