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Because GIS is largely a computer/information science that involves working with software in the privacy of one's own workspace, users of GIS rarely must be concerned with …

Because GIS is largely a computer/information science that involves working with software in the privacy of one's own workspace, users of GIS rarely must be concerned with …
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Because GIS is largely a computer/information science that involves working with software in the privacy of one's own workspace, users of GIS rarely must be concerned with ethics or the ethical implications of their work.

a.True
b. False

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Hmm, I think it is true

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