Computer ethics

  

 The ethical standards and guidelines that control how computers, technology, and the internet are used are referred to as computer ethics. It discusses the ethical and social ramifications of computer use, the effects of technology on people and society, and the duties that people and organizations have in the digital sphere.The gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not is referred to as the "digital divide," and it is a topic that computer ethics addresses. It examines the moral ramifications of different people having access to information and technology, as well as the necessity of closing this gap to advance equal opportunities for everyone. Cyberbullying and Online Harassment: Computer ethics takes into account the moral issues that are raised by these two types of behavior. It examines who is responsible for addressing and preventing such harmful behaviors—individuals, online platforms, and society at large. Online identity and anonymity are examined in terms of their ethical implications in computer ethics. It looks into the issues surrounding online personas, aliases, and the potential benefits of anonymity.