In an effort to promote efficiency or protect society from harm, remedies are often enacted which have the unintended side effect of creating a whole new ethical dilemma (or violation). Match the issues (under Definitions) with subject area (see Terms) where each issue best fits. It is POSSIBLE that some terms could be used more than once and others not used at all:

Question 11 options:

123456789	digital rights management can occasionally circumvent legitimate fair use.
123456789	Smaller, less capitalized companies are often forced to accept less descriptive domain names because the larger, more visible firms have been allowed to register numerous variations of their trademark.
123456789	software designed to control inventory is also used to measure employee performance
123456789	websites which contain legitimate scientific information may also be blocked due to their references to parts of the human anatomy.
123456789	non-compete agreements make it difficult for an employee to get another job in their field
123456789	research in some fields, such as in the area of medical technology is often slowed or even stopped altogether due to 'inappropriate reward given to the easiest step in the process'
123456789	manufacturers often hide their existence until their competitors have already invested in the technology and then sue for infringement.
123456789	legitimately used to promote interoperability, but can also be used to decode and then copy the original source code.

1.	Trade Secrets
2.	Copyrights
3.	Patents
4.	Consumer Profiling
5.	Reverse Engineering
6.	Internet Filtering
7.	Privacy
8.	Hate Speech
9.	Cybersquatting