This case study examines the ethical implications of a software development project, 'EZEE Internet for your Office,' in the context of the Australian Computer Society Code of Professional Conduct. The project aims to create a distraction-free work environment by filtering access to social media and other non-work-related websites. The paper analyzes the project's alignment with the ACS Code, particularly regarding confidentiality, privacy, and the promotion of a professional work environment. It also explores the ethical considerations surrounding a new feature that allows administrators to grant specific users access to blocked websites while maintaining monitoring and recording capabilities. The case study concludes by discussing the importance of ethical decision-making in software development and the potential conflicts between moral and ethical considerations in the workplace.