Ethical Considerations In Smart Product Design (privacy, Data Security, Planned Obsolescence) (supporting A, D) (7.7)
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Ethical Considerations in Smart Product Design (Privacy, Data Security, Planned Obsolescence) (Supporting A, D)

Ethical Considerations in Smart Product Design (Privacy, Data Security, Planned Obsolescence) (Supporting A, D)

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Key Concepts

  • Data Transparency: Being honest about what is collected and why.

  • Sustainable Hardware: Designing for physical repairability and recyclability.

  • Vulnerability Management: The ongoing process of finding and fixing security flaws after a product has been sold.

Examples & Applications

Example 1: A smart camera that processes facial recognition locally on the device (Edge Computing) rather than sending video to the cloud (Privacy & Security).

Example 2: A smart watch company committing to years of security patches and providing a battery replacement kit (Anti-Obsolescence).

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A padlock (security) inside a recycle symbol (sustainability) on a shield (privacy).

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Planned Obsolescence

Strategy of designing products with an artificially limited useful life.

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