Q.6.2 What ethical issues could rise as a result of digital socialisation?

·         It is copyright (Digital Citizenship Module Manual, 2016:104)
·         Pornography  (Digital Citizenship Module Manual, 2016:104)
·         Privacy (Digital Citizenship Module Manual, 2016:104)
·         Cultural views (Digital Citizenship Module Manual, 2016:104)
·         Accountability (Digital Citizenship Module Manual, 2016:104)


(2016). Digital Citizenship Module Manual. Cape Town: Independent Institute of Education

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