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What is digital responsibility?

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Digital responsibility involves a set of ethical, social, and legal obligations for individuals, businesses, and governments. It encompasses data management, transparency, the fight against misinformation, and the promotion of equitable access to technology.

These implications affect all stakeholders within the digital ecosystem, who are encouraged to adopt privacy-respecting practices and develop protective policies. By integrating digital responsibility into their actions and strategies, they can help create a safer and more ethical digital environment for everyone.

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Digital ecosystem, Information Systems

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BESANGER Serge

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