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This document discusses anonymity in the digital age. It explores how anonymity online both enables free expression but can also enable cybercrimes. It examines the technical aspects of anonymity as well as the social, ethical, and global implications. While anonymity allows for open discussion of ideas and privacy, it also poses risks if misused and has led some governments to restrict it. Overall, the conclusion is that anonymity has both benefits and downsides for freedom of speech and society.
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- 1. ANONYMITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE GABRIEL ALFONSO ALONSO FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY CGS-3095 SPRING 2018
- 2. INTRODUCTION • Anonymous global communication is possible • Brings new possibilities and inconveniences • Discuss the good and bad of anonymity • Optimize the good and bad of anonymity • Anonymity effects on different cultures
- 3. HOW IT WORKS • Soft and hardened anonymity • Not provide any personal information • Safe from social repercussion • Hardened defends from IP tracking
- 4. REASONS FOR ANONYMITY • Sharing of compromising information • Sharing of personal information without sharing identity • Freedom of expression • Sharing an unpopular opinion • Cyber-crimes
- 5. SIGNIFICANCE • Free discourse of ideas • Impedes shunning of ideas • Sharing unpopular opinions without personal repercussions • Protects privacy and personal information
- 6. OPTIMIZATION • Culture where every idea is considered valid • Listening to the other side • Cultivate a more accepting society • Increase cyber-security of companies and individual
- 7. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS • Freedom of expression for the development of society • Ostracizing a group of people is dangerous • Internet as a melting pot of ideas • Non-politically correct discussions • Cyber-bullying
- 8. ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS • High risk of sharing personal information • Jeopardizing your well-being • People should learn to deal with anonymous • Anonymity as a means to cyber-crime
- 9. GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS • Unknown nationalities • More diverse exchange of ideas • Also increased disagreements • Chinese Government getting rid of anonymity
- 10. CONCLUSIONS • Good and bad ramifications • The benefits shall not be stripped from the people • Freedom of speech improves society • With anonymity we can speak our minds