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Digital ethics, which determines the correct moral behavior of processes carried out on the Internet, encourages preventing the misuse of technology and not harming others. In this sense, it ensures that moral rules, respect and impartiality in real life are brought to the internet environment.

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1. Privacy and Data Protection

2. Security

3. Justice and Access

4. Autonomy and Control

5. Responsibility and Accountability

6. Digital Rights

7. Algorithmic Fairness and Transparency

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The branch of ethics that focuses on the relationship between the creation, organisation, dissemination, and use of information, and the ethical standards and moral codes governing human conduct in society.

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1. Privacy and Data Protection

2. Security

3. Justice and Access

4. Autonomy and Control

5. Responsibility and Accountability

6. Digital Rights

7. Algorithmic Fairness and Transparency

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For example:

1. Be respectful

2. To be fair

3. Be tolerant

4. To be responsible

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What are The Ethical Principles to Consider in Social Media?

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What are The Ethical Principles to Consider in Social Media?

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1. Respectful Communication

2. Privacy and Data Security

3. Accuracy and Reliability

4. Respect for Copyrights

5. Diversity and Integrity

6. Anti-Cyber ​​Bullying and Harassment

7. Good Faith Contributions

8. Advertising and Marketing Ethics

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What you should know about Digital Ethics, Rights & Responsibilities

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•Respect and Tolerance

• Privacy and Data Protection

• Accuracy and Reliability

• Respect for Copyrights

• Stand Against Social Media Bullying

• Honesty and Transparency

• Empathy and Goodwill

• Child Safety

• Corporate Ethics

• Immunity and Innovation

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1. Ethical Guidelines

2. Education and Awareness

3. Ethical Audits

4. Legal Regulations