1. State the ethical situation in your own words. Consider the following questions:
2. What are the ethical elements of the situation?
3. Does the situation involve some basic human goods that are being denied or threatened?
4. Could this decision or situation cause damage or harm to an individual or group?
5. Does the situation involve some considerations of justice or rights?

1. The ethical elements of the situation are Data collection and privacy. The situations that are being denied or threatened can be by a secondary party collecting data but didn' t know that it was passed on to another party to use data. I believe this situation can harm groups and individuals due to the fact that personal data information is being passed on to parties that are unaware.

1. 
    
2. Facts (Known and Unknown): What do you know about the topic? What are the relevant facts? 

1. People are upset due to the fact that facebook is violating privacy now that they can have access to all your personal information, conversations, and be able to track your location. They can also access any erased content from any and all accounts during incrimination.

1. 
    
2. What additional information would be helpful to know? Can I learn more about the situation? What are some questions that you have about the topic that would be useful for making a decision?
3. 
   

1. How can we prevent data getting stolen from any social media?
2. The security expert also wrote that Facebook was ``plagued by rogue applications'' and that ``shady app developers will find it easier than ever before to gather even more personal information from users''(Grech,2011)

1. 
    Stakeholders: Who are the major stakeholders (aka which individuals or groups have something to lose or gain from the outcome of the situation)? Below, identify the concerns and values associated with each stakeholder.
2. 
   

   Stakeholder:	Concerns/Values
   Stakeholder One:	Gauze & Effect
   Stakeholder Two:	Facebook
   Stakeholder Three:
   Stakeholder Four:
   Stakeholder Five:

1. 
   Options: Think of at least five options you can pursue related to the proposed partnership. The goal is to produce as many creative ideas as possible. Don't worry about complications or drawbacks just yet.
   
   (Hint: Your options include agreeing to the partnership, rejecting the partnership, and anything you can think of in between.)
2. 
   Now, choose three of the most plausible courses of action to examine in more detail. In the table below, explain the following:
3. What are the advantages/disadvantages of each option?
4. Can the best alternative be implemented?
5. 
   

Option Description	Advantages	Disadvantages
Option 1:
Option 2:
Option 3:

1. 
    
2. Decision: In the context of the options that you examined in the previous step, how do you think Gauze and Effect should proceed with the partnership? What is your recommendation for the ethical decision at hand? Explain the reason for your decision. Relate your reasoning to at least one ethical theory.
3.