Consider the following scenario:

Scenario: A popular social media platform, "Facebook," has recently been

hacked. The hacker has gained access to the personal data of millions of

users, including passwords, addresses, and phone numbers. The

company's CEO, Rami, has announced that the company will not notify

users of the breach, citing concerns about the potential impact on the

company's reputation and stock price.

The Dilemma:

As a user of Facebook, you are concerned about the security of your personal

data. However, you also believe that notification of the breach could lead to

widespread panic and potentially harm the company's reputation. You are torn

between your desire to know about the breach and your concern about the

potential consequences.

Questions:

For this assignment, please answer the following questions:

$1.$ What ethical principles $($e$.$g$.$ privacy, autonomy, accountability$)$ are relevant

to this scenario? How do these principles apply to the situation?

$2.$ What are the potential consequences of notifying users of the breach?

What are the potential consequences of not notifying users?

$3.$ How should Rami, as the CEO of Facebook, respond to this situation?

What ethical considerations should she take into account in making her

decision?

$4.$ As a user of Facebook, what would you like to see happen in this

situation? Why?