Computers are a critical part of shaping the lives and shape of the next generation. In recent years, computers have become amazing devices that allow the working community to store, receive, send and share information with each other. Due to the rapid increase in technology, computers have evolved from large boxes that filled the room to portable machines packed in a bag. Professionals say that if the auto industry were to match the computing industry, a decent car would be worth a dollar apiece. It's not just the manufacturers who have done excellent work, but also the programmers who dedicate their time to creating software for customers. Within the next hundred years, technology will rain down on us and people will control our every thought and action. Is borrowing someone else's idea theft? Are there laws that state that the person who borrowed specific ideas without legal rights will be penalized? Does a person need to obtain copyright laws or legal rights for a certain product? Without copyright law, would you be able to share your work with the world? When a person buys a copy of an item they do not realize that someone or someone took time to create that specific item. However, in another situation, for example furniture, the buyer controls the place of production, the quality of the material, the shape of the object and other factors that determine whether the quality is guaranteed. Copying someone else's work is permitted with legal rights and permission from the owner. Stealing the author's idea is prohibited and if caught with an illegal item there could be harsh consequences. Anywhere in the world it can be questioned if someone is seen dealing or even talking about piracy of something with copyright infringement, but how about when you are burning a CD or downloading music from a P2P program. Doesn't the surfer realize he's stealing someone else's work? When someone uses Microsoft Office that has been burned from the computer, the consumer does not realize that every letter he is typing on the program is illegal and does not comply with copyright rules.