Digital Ethics Issues by Michael Davis

Digital Ethics Issues explores the complex intersection of technology and politics, particularly how nations grapple with challenges like data privacy, misinformation, and ethical hacking. In today's interconnected world, these issues directly influence democratic processes and personal freedoms. Did you know that the European Union's GDPR and California's CCPA are attempts to regulate data privacy, reflecting varied approaches to internet policy? The book argues that understanding both technology and its ethical and political implications is crucial for effective policy-making.

The book begins by laying a foundation of key concepts, then examines varying national approaches to online regulation, comparing the policies of the United States, China, and the European Union. Through case studies of significant data breaches and misinformation events, it dissects ethical failures and political ramifications.

The book uniquely offers a comparative analysis of national strategies, providing insights into the effectiveness of different approaches to digital governance and offering valuable lessons for policymakers. Ultimately, it equips readers to navigate the ethical dilemmas of the digital age.