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    This document discusses several legal, ethical, and societal issues related to media and information including digital footprint, data privacy, digital divide, computer addiction, and cyber bullying. It defines each issue and provides brief explanations and examples. Digital footprint refers to any online data that provides information about a person. Data privacy and protecting private information is covered by the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Digital divide describes the gap in access to technology between groups due to factors like location and income. Computer addiction is an unhealthy overdependence on computer or internet use. The document also provides tips on identifying and defending against cyber bullying.

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    This document discusses several legal, ethical, and societal issues related to media and information including digital footprint, data privacy, digital divide, computer addiction, and cyber bullying. It defines each issue and provides brief explanations and examples. Digital footprint refers to any online data that provides information about a person. Data privacy and protecting private information is covered by the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Digital divide describes the gap in access to technology between groups due to factors like location and income. Computer addiction is an unhealthy overdependence on computer or internet use. The document also provides tips on identifying and defending against cyber bullying.

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    This document discusses several legal, ethical, and societal issues related to media and information including digital footprint, data privacy, digital divide, computer addiction, and cyber bullying. It defines each issue and provides brief explanations and examples. Digital footprint refers to any online data that provides information about a person. Data privacy and protecting private information is covered by the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Digital divide describes the gap in access to technology between groups due to factors like location and income. Computer addiction is an unhealthy overdependence on computer or internet use. The document also provides tips on identifying and defending against cyber bullying.

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    This document discusses several legal, ethical, and societal issues related to media and information including digital footprint, data privacy, digital divide, computer addiction, and cyber bullying. It defines each issue and provides brief explanations and examples. Digital footprint refers to any online data that provides information about a person. Data privacy and protecting private information is covered by the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Digital divide describes the gap in access to technology between groups due to factors like location and income. Computer addiction is an unhealthy overdependence on computer or internet use. The document also provides tips on identifying and defending against cyber bullying.

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    Part II.

    LEGAL, ETHICAL,
    AND SOCIETAL
    ISSUES IN MEDIA
    AND INFORMATION
    CONTENT :
    1 DIGITAL FOOTPRINT 6 QUIZ
    2 DATA PRIVACY
    3 DIGITAL DIVIDE
    4 COMPUTER ADDICTION
    5 CYBER BULLYING
    Digital Footprint
    These are any data record of the things you do online. Anything

    on the Internet with your name creates a trail of data about you.

    This could be information in your


    personal website, any activity in
    social media, your browsing history,
    online subscription, and the like.
    Data Privacy
    Data privacy or the fundamental right of an individual to protect
    private information from disclosure to information and
    communication systems is under Republic Act No. 10173 or the
    Data Privacy Act of 2012.
    Respecting and managing data privacy is a
    responsible behavior on the Internet. The
    respect should be mutual between the
    media user and the producer.
    Digital Divide
    This digital inequality or gap between groups in terms of
    knowledge, usage, and access to ICT due to circumstances
    like location, income, and age is called DIGITAL DIVIDE.
    It is helpful to know that not everyone
    has the same access to high-speed
    internet, regular digital access, or
    advanced digital knowledge so we
    should be understanding to the
    digitally disadvantaged
    Computer Addiction
    Computer Addiction is the “overdependence or a
    damaging need to do something on computer or
    internet.”
    It could be linked to sleep
    deprivation, anxiety and even
    depression. Setting a limit and
    immersing yourself with outside
    activity can obviate addiction.
    Computer Addiction
    A study by Hootsuite and WeareSocial in 2019 finds that
    the Philippines ranks as the most internet-addicted
    country.
    Computer addiction can vary
    from gaming, spending an
    outragous amount of time in
    your computer, and using your
    computer instead of being
    productive.
    CYBER BULLYING
    The use of digital means of communication that could
    hurt or harass a person.
    Examples of this are sending hurtful

    texts or SNS messages, posting


    embarrassing photos or videos, and

    spreading mean or malicious rumors

    online.
    Are you being cyberbullied?
    •Being made fun of on social
    media?
    •Receiving hurtful or hateful
    messages?
    •Having false and/or damaging
    information about you spread
    over the Internet?
    Defend yourself against
    cyberbullies
    •Don't respond.
    •Take a screenshot of the messages.
    •Block the bully from your social media
    accounts.
    •Report the bully.

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