BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY(LL)-W/ACCESS
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Chapter 16, Problem 4MBD
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Selection of music:
The selection of music is entirely depends on the personal opinion. Some people may like Jazz, others may like Rock while other part of people may like Hip Hop and moreover selecting this is the personal like or dislike of an individual people.
Therefore, selection of music is private information of the people.
Usage of personal information unethically:
The private information is accessed by the unauthorized person that can be unethical one. The below mentioned points are unethically used the private information by the people.
- The un-social element can find this information and use to cheat the other people by pretending them that they shares the same music and creating a links with them which can further result in some criminal activities.
- Depending upon the music preferences a lot of personal information can be found about the listeners and this making them disposed to many unwanted marketing and other activities.
- This information can be sold to many music companies without the permission of the listeners so that these companies can directly contact these people for the promotion of their music albums.
Justification for threatening the information from Pandora:
“Yes”, it is threat to Pandora online musical company...
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BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY(LL)-W/ACCESS
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