Information ethics, The foundational concepts and attitudes necessary for conducting appropriate activities in the information society regardless of laws, Laws, Rules whose presence or absence does not change the need for information ethics, Spread, A characteristic of internet information because it is easily spread, Not to disappear, A characteristic of internet information once it has been disseminated, Copyright, A right held by others that prevents sharing images or videos without permission, Personal information, Another person's confidential details that must not be leaked on the internet, Privacy, A right of others that must not be infringed upon online, Online bullying, Posting comments that slander or defame others, Geotag, Location information with latitude and longitude embedded in photos and videos, Disinformation and rumors, Deliberately spread false information or baseless rumors, Social media, Services that provide platforms where individuals can connect with each other on the internet, Internet addiction, Excessive immersion in the internet that interferes with daily life, Using smartphone while walking, The act of using a smartphone while walking, Cybercrime, The misuse of computers and networks for criminal activities, Identity theft, Pretending to be another person or organization to steal IDs or passwords, Leakage of personal information, Confidential personal information being disclosed to a third party

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