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CIS 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Amazon Web Services, Ebay

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School
University of Guelph
Department
Computing and Information Science
Course
CIS 1000
Professor
Zoe Jing Yu Zhu

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The second discussion generally composed of personal information being stored by companies and there were several viewpoints over this predicament. Some people believe that information should be allowed to be stored and some are the complete opposite and do not. I for one, could not decide because there are many points that make me believe that this is completely acceptable but there are also a few examples of companies taking this too far. After discussing this in my group; and reading opinions of others on this, my decision in staying in the middle of this argument remains the same. This is because i do believe that personal information should be allowed to be stored online but only for convenience purposes. There is a lot of good that can come out of companies saving personal information and most of this has to do with convenience. For example, companies online, such as amazon, store personal information.

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