Q6 digital law

6.1
online , socialization refers to the ways in which individuals communicate with each other and the methods in which they do so. socialization describes the behaviour , customs, language and habits unique to a specific culture . evolving technology means that there are new ways to communicate constantly. thus changing the ways of socialization according to the new norm.

6.2

  • copyright access and fraud
  • privacy and security 
  • freedoms and accountability 
  • cultural perceptions and values 
  • cross cultural communication
  • pornography

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