An Ethical Examination of #EnforceTheOrder and Its Implications

This assignment provides an ethical analysis of the #EnforceTheOrder case study, examining arguments for and against its implementation. It explores ethical frameworks such as utilitarianism, deontology, contractual theory, and virtue theory to evaluate the potential benefits and drawbacks. The analysis delves into specific issues, including the role of Facebook, privacy concerns, the actions of the FTC, and the implications of law and order in the digital age. The assignment considers complaints regarding the FTC, the impact of encryption processes, and the need for stringent privacy standards. By applying these ethical theories and addressing the complexities of the case, the assignment aims to offer a balanced and comprehensive understanding of the ethical challenges presented by #EnforceTheOrder.

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#EnforceTheOrder
1.1
Utilitarianism Theory
2.1
Deontology Theory
2.2
Contractual Theory
2.3
Virtue Theory
2.4
Conclusion: The
implementation of
#EnforceTheOrder
would prove essential
benefits
2.5
Complaints regarding
ignoring privacy
settings, marketing to
children, facial
recognition and
gathering health data
were reported
against Facebook
3.1
Facebook should
have been fined
against their act and
thus justice should
have been provided
to the people
4.1
FTC has failed to
implement single law
enforcement after the
2011 consent order
3.2
The FTC had
announced for the
reopening of the case
based on the
business practices of
Facebook
3.3
The actions taken by
FTC were late to be
put in action
4.2
The announcement
had declared
resolving of the
various ethical issues
up-to date
4.3
The role of Facebook
in terms of fine
imposement
3.4
Fine implementation
against Facebook
authorities have been
made due to the
incidents
4.4
Changes could have
been done by
implementing new
encryption processes
and setting other
4.5
Increasing the Safety
Breach Policy
3.5
Mitigating the privacy
concerns within the
application
3.6
Law and Order would
be highly maintained
3.7
Regular revision in
privacy standards
leads to instability in
security platforms
3.8
Act of Government
should be stringent
against Facebook
Laws
3.9