Thus, the protection of the right to privacy is among the most worrisome aspects of the Information era. With respect to property, the increasing use of Web-based electronic publication has created new contexts for the terms piracy and plagiarism. As the cost of publication decreases in electronic media, we need fewer copyright protections. Plagiarism is the failure to abide by standards that ensure that information can be verified and traced to its sources. Since Web sources are often volatile and changing, it becomes increasingly important to have clear standards for verifying the source of all information.
Computers are tools used to achieve the goals of an organization or an individual.
In our society, we are obliged to compete for many of the things that we need and want. Those who have access to powerful tools are in better condition than those who do not. Thus, the fact that computers are widening the gap between rich and poor is a major concern. Some children have access to their parents' computers and connections to the network. Moreover, the connection of schools and academies to this new source of knowledge is inevitable.