Sure! 2 examples of lack of ethic and the damage (to the image) done: Uber and Wolkswagen:
http://www.computerweekly.com/feature/Ethical-software-development-Ask-Uber-and-Volkswagen
Quoting:
"The software reportedly presents an alternative site to customers, or people wishing to book a ride from outside these buildings, which is used to prevent officials from booking an Uber ride.
Other cities have been concerned abut the use of Greyball software
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This is not the first time a company has been found to have written software explicitly to get around official tests and audits.
In May 2014, Volkswagen was found to have modified its engine management software to detect when its diesel cars were being run on an official emissions test, so that it could dial down the emissions. The carmaker effectively wrote software specifically to cheat, according to the New York Times, which wrote: “Volkswagen admitted that 11 million of its vehicles were equipped with software that was used to cheat on emissions tests.”"
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"The coder wrote: “I think we need to establish a code of ethics for programmers. Doctors, social workers and even lawyers have a code of ethics, with tangible consequences for skimping on them. Why not programmers as well?
“I want to live in a world where a programmer who hasn’t agreed to follow our code of ethics has a hard time getting employed. It is simply not acceptable to write code that is harmful to users. What the hell is wrong with these people?”"
I say: oh yeah! ;)
