LAW 210 Law of Information Technology Exam 2021
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LAW 210: Second Semester Examination, Tuesday 29 June 2021, Lecturers Dr. Lekunze Benvolio \& Dr. Tise Vigiline, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: the legal framework for consumer protection of technology products in Cameroon; the Fried/Westin control-based conception of privacy analysed against Cameroon's cybersecurity/data-protection provisions; the functional-equivalence principle in ICT and its UNCITRAL origins; and copyright's exclusive, but conditional, digital-age rights.
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University of Buea
Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS
Law of Information Technology
Exam · Second Semester · Level 200
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Examine the legal framework for the protection of consumers of technology products in Cameroon. ((35 marks))
According to Charles Fried and Alan Westin, “Privacy is the control we have over information about ourselves and the claim of an individual to determine what information about him/her should be known to others.” Analyze this statement in the context of Cameroon ICT laws. ((35 marks))
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- 2021
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- Level 200
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- Second Semester
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