CURRENT ISSUES OF ICT

With ICT in our daily lives, we will improve our society and make our country change for the better. However, there are several ICT problems that need urgent attention.

INTERNET ADDICTION

Since the Internet is such a valuable and almost unavoidable tool, many people become Internet addicted. When Internet use is prevented or decreased, Internet addicts develop compulsive, harmful behaviors that interfere with daily life, as well as psychological dependency and withdrawal symptoms

DATA SECURITY

Data-related problems dominate almost all new technologies. With massive quantities of company and personal data being exchanged and processed electronically, the risk of data theft has increased, and companies must be prepared to respond quickly in order to comply with a multiplicity of state and federal data breach regulations.

SOCIAL ISOLATION

People may communicate via email, online chat rooms, and social networking sites, but psychologists are concerned that the lack of actual social interaction can have a negative impact on people’s emotional and social well-being.

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS

A copyright infringement on the part of a person or an organization. It refers to the use of copyrighted material without permission.

FALSE INFORMATION

Any material that is designed and presented in a manner that is intended to confuse, deceive, advance a purpose, or entertain, with little to no consideration about whether or not the information is real or accurate, is considered false information.

CYBERCRIME

Criminal activity involving a computer, a computer network, or a networked system. The majority, but not all, cybercrime is perpetrated by cybercriminals or hackers seeking financial gain. Individuals or groups carry it out. Some use cutting-edge methods and have a high level of technological expertise.

CYBERBULLYING

Bullying that occurs by the use of digital devices such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets. it involves sending, uploading, or sharing untruthful, offensive, incorrect, or insensitive information about an individual. it may involve embarrassment or humiliation caused by revealing personal or private information about a person. cyberbullying can often cross the line into illegal or criminal activity.

CHILD SAFETY

Children may be computer literate, but they are also vulnerable to a variety of dangers, including explicit pornographic photos, sex offenders who target children in chat rooms and by email, also through online bullying, especially on social networking sites.

DIGITAL DIVIDE

Cover a wide variety of social differences in access to and use of digital equipment and services, particularly computers, and internet access in terms of both physical connectivity and quality of use.