ITM 102; Case Study “Facebook Privacy: Your Life for Sale” Answered 2022.

Case Study 3: Facebook Privacy: Your Life for Sale ITM 102-161 Submitted To Dr. : Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management In partial fulfillment for the requirements for ITM102 – Business Information Systems I Date: Ryerson University Case Summary In this case study the well -known social media platform Facebook is surround ed my critics about their privacy policy they have. Facebook users have been complaining about the amount of personal information Facebook has been collecting and giving accurate advertainments for a specific user. Although Facebook has stated that this was stated in terms and conditions that users have agreed to, they may be storing more information than what they have stated. Case Study Question 1 Perform and ethical analysis of Facebook. What is the ethical dilemma presented by this case? Facebook describes itself as a platform that gives people the opportunity to build communities and bring the world closer. But some actions of Facebook that not all users are aware of is that Facebook paints an accurate picture of what your life i s like. They do this by using details such as your job information, location, relationship status and other information you may have put into the system. You may wonder why they do this, this is to serve more relevant advertisements to users all over the web. Facebook uses this personal information with and without users consent. Facebooks objective is to collect as much personal information of people’s lives so they can provide more accurate advertising, meaning they can charge higher amounts to companies wanting to advertise their goods or services on the platform. Facebook also permanently stores information even after accounts are deleted.