Group 5 members are Afreh Kwame, Ayodeji Sunday Abel, Ding Lu, and Shan Yu. The document discusses the impacts of technology including job insecurity, threats to relationships, and new opportunities for crime. It defines computer crime as illegal acts through computers and computer abuse as unethical acts. Spam is described as junk email sent to those with no interest, often containing pornography or fraudulent deals. While spamming is still legal in the US, it costs little to send. The document questions if equal opportunities exist in the digital age, noting a digital divide between those with and without technology access.

1. Group 5
Members
Afreh Kwame
Ayodeji Sunday Abel
Ding Lu
and Shan Yu

2. Quality of Life Impact
 Job insecurity.
 It threatens human social relationships with
families,friends etc.
 It create new opportunities for crime.
Example Internet fraud.
 It widens the gap between the various social
classes

3. Computer Crime /computer Abuse
 Computer Crime: Is the commission of
illegal acts through the use computers or
against computer system.
 Computer Abuse: Is the commission of acts
involving a computer that may not be illegal
but that are considered unethical

4. Spam and Spamming
 Spam: Is junk e-mail sent by an
organization or individual to a mass
audience of Internet users who have
expressed no interest in the product or
services being marketed.
 Product: ponography,fraudulent deals
and services
 Spamming is still legal in the United
States
 spamming just cost a few cent.

5. Opportunities in Digital Age
 According to Laudon & Laudon the
question of equal opportunities in the
digital age is still unanswered yet but
 We believe it is a big NO.
 Digital divide: Refers to the gap between
people with effective access to digital
and information technology and those
with very limited or no access at all.

6. Referencs
 Management Information System by
Laudon & Laudon