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permit
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permission
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prohibit
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prohibition
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Recording video inside a cinema during a movie
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...because: The video might be uploaded to the Internet, and then fewer people would pay to see the movie in theatres
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Recording a private conversation without asking permission
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...because: The other person might talk about personal, private or secret information that should not be repeated to others
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Sharing video of a fight between two students
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...because: The video shows violence and may show bad language; it may upset some people; it may have a bad effect on the lives of the two students if the video stays online
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Sharing a link to a website with violent or hateful content
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...because: The website may encourage violence or hate towards certain people or groups of people; people could be hurt or killed; it may be upsetting to many people
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Laws
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(adj.: legal) Rules and regulations that have specific consequences and penalties if they are violated (broken). Generally made by institutions, e.g. governments, schools...
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Ethics
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(adj.: ethical) Social guidelines based on moral principles and values that teach us how to be good people. Generally made by people, communities, society...
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Copyright law is a type of law that protects the rights of the person or group that creates something.
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Traffic law controls the movement of vehicles on busy city roads.
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Criminal law concerns acts that hurt people like stealing from them, injuring them, or killing them.
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Germany has a strong anti-hate speech law that prohibits the act of publicly inciting hatred against certain types of people.
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Cyberbullying
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Insulting or harrassing other people online, e.g. on social media or in an online chat group.
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Posting fake news
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Sharing information that is not true, but looks believable.
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Posting hate speech
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Posting messages that promote or incite hatred towards a person or a group of people.
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Plagiarism
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Taking something created by someone else and claiming that you created it.
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Copyright infringement
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Copying or sharing something created by someone else without getting permission to copy or share it.
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