s, spending habits and customer preferences. The information about the system must be explicit and must permit the user to remove data from the system. An education policy is also required to inform users of the existence of such tracking technology and the means to limit their use. The situation is not wholly negative. The privacy problem may be of a more temporary duration since computers are routinely changed by consumers, in light of falling prices and technological improvements and in certain instances honest, transparent and selective adoption of tracking technology could create a trust relationship between the consumer and the website operator or software designer.
Topic Activities
1. Is spyware a significant threat to privacy?
2. Identify the possible ways of limiting spyware and discuss their effectiveness in achieving their aim.
3. Explain the different types of cookies available and discuss the potential liability concerns that they pose.
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