Assignment no:

05
Title:
Intro to Ecommerce
Submitted by:
Usama Malik
Submitted to:
Mr.Junaid kayani
Department:
BBA-7B
Registration no:
19- Arid- 5573
We are examining the Procter and gamble privacy policies by
using the following criteria:
• Can the privacy policy be easily found, reviewed, and understood by
users?

Yes, the privacy policy can be easily found, reviewed, and understood by users..
This Privacy Notice will help you understand what personal data we collect,
why we collect it and what we do with it.

• Does the privacy policy fully disclose how personal information will and
will not be used by the organization? Is information about users ever
shared or sold without users’ explicit permission?

Yes, this privacy policy fully discuss how personal information will and will not
be used by the organization. Personal data can help us better understand your
interests and preferences as a consumer and a person. Share the information
between the partners and not sold information to other companies.

• Can users decide if they want to participate?

Yes, the users have right to decide whether they want to participate or not, your
rights in relation to your personal data how it is processed.

• Can users decide and actively indicate that they agree to be profiled,
tracked, or targeted?

Yes, users decide and actively indicate that they agree to be profiled, tracked, or
targeted. You can also tell us to stop sending you email and text messages by
following the opt-out instructions sent with these communications.

• Can users decide how and if their sensitive information is shared?

Yes, users have right decide how and if their sensitive information is shared.
When we have your consent, we may disclose your personal data to others, such
as select partners so they can send you offers, promotions, or ads about products
or services we believe you may be interested in.

• Are users able to change any information that they input about
themselves?

Yes, users are able to change any information that they input about themselves.
You have right to request that we delete your data or make change in the data.
• Can users decide who can access their information?

Yes, users have right decided who can access their information. The company
already explain who access your information and why

• Are users notified promptly if their information is lost, stolen, or

improperly accessed?

No, users are notified promptly if their information is lost, stolen, or improperly
accessed are not discuss in the privacy policy notice of Procter and gamble

• Can users easily report concerns and get answers?

Yes, users easily report concerns and get answers. The company respond to
your concerns and questions through emails or respond on website where you
report concerns or ask question.

• Do users receive a copy of all disclosures of their information?

Yes, users have right or option to take or receive a copy of all disclosures of
their information if they want.
 The Pirate Bay
Question no: 1

Why did TPB believe it was not violating copyright laws? What did the
Swedish court rule?

Answer:

The Privateer Straight cases it is just a web crawler giving pointers to existing
P2P networks that it doesn't itself control. It says that it cannot control what
content users ultimately find on those P2P networks, and that it is no different
from any other search engine such as Google or Bing, which are not held
responsible for the content found on sites listed in search results. The Swedish
court declared that the founders of Pirate Bay founders are guilty of violating
Swedish copyright law, sentenced each to one year in prison and payment of 3.5
million dollars. Accused of inciting of copyright infringement by providing a
web site search functions, easy uploading and storage possibilities and a tracker;
encourage of the visitors to violate the copyrights of owners.

Question no: 2

How has TPB managed to continue operating despite being found in

violation of copyright laws?

Answer:

In 2011 the firm moved its servers into caves in Sweden, and disseminating
copies of its programmes to other countries moving from country to country,
going to remote places with less law enforcement such as Saint Maarteen,
Ascension Island and Peru just in case Swedish police tried to confiscate its
servers again. Besides that, changing IP address and domain name and going
offline. By developing new technologies and apps just like Firefox based
browser ‘Pirate browser’ to access blocked sites.

Question no: 3

How has the music industry reacted to the problems created by pirates like
TPB?
Answer:

The biggest music industries have taken legal action in many different court
battles. The Music industry was forced to change but if not by pressure from
companies like TPB, there would not have been much progress. The music
industry has had to drastically change its business model and decisively move
towards digital distribution platforms. For the first time in 2011 the music
industry has made more money from purely digital formats than the sales of
music in a physical format. To do this they employed a number of different
business models and online delivery platforms, including Apple’s ITunes pay
per download model, subscription models, streaming models and now music in
the cloud.