27. Computer Law

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omputer law is a branch of law that deals with the application and interpretation of laws related to computer and digital technology. These laws may cover various areas such as data protection, cybersecurity, copyright and intellectual property in the context of software, e-commerce rules, as well as liability and internet regulation issues.

Computer law may also cover issues related to liability for errors and software failures, license agreements, computer crimes, online privacy, as well as regulations on artificial intelligence and robotics.

Like other branches of law, computer law is influenced by dynamically developing technologies, which requires constant adaptation and interpretation of regulations in order to adapt to new challenges and opportunities.

With regard to people with disabilities, IoT technology has the potential to significantly improve their quality of life. It allows them better access to information and services, and encourages them to participate in social life. However, the practical application of IoT for people with disabilities must meet legal requirements.

First of all, IoT technologies must comply with regulations on accessibility for people with disabilities. For example, IoT devices should be designed in such a way that people with different types of disabilities can use them.

In addition, data protection principles are particularly important in the context of people with disabilities, who may be more at risk of privacy violations as IoT technology often collects and processes large amounts of personal data.

Other important legal issues may include liability rules for errors and failures of IoT devices, which can have serious consequences for people with disabilities who rely on these devices in their daily lives.

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What is computer law? (2017) What is Computer Law? Available at: https://legalcareerpath.com/what-is-computer-law/ (Accessed: 04 June 2023).

Author links open overlay panelAlfredo J. Perez a et al. (2022) A review of IOT systems to enable independence for the elderly and disabled individuals, Internet of Things. Available at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542660522001342?casa_token=ZKbkwBjmlCkAAAAA%3AxzUf8QC-h1ke0pZ9mpfdwpmCtlcON57IFoffTzunGzlpfMDIJrcTUFu44vmf0i17oZz8Xw (Accessed: 04 June 2023).