For the record: the evolution of acceptable digital technology

Shifra Baruchson Arbib wrote about the need to “[…] foster an information-oriented climate, and assimilate information seeking as a routine procedure for managing life issues and events. [...]step by step, through personal encounters, people who are not computer-oriented will come to realize the hidden potential of the Internet: the chance take a step forward in their own personal growth, and manage their lives based on informed decision making. [...]Stanislaw Szejko discussed the practical ethical and societal issues related to technology dependency in the context of the changing political and economic climate within Poland. The application areas have broadened and deepened. [...]groupings such as digital technology infrastructure and application areas contain some different words over time. The topics covered include attitudes towards interactive online tools, cybersecurity perception of small businesses, online safety of young people, the place of print media in the information age, AI ethics;digital technology trustworthiness, the social impact of e-learning and COVID-19 contact tracing in the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic community.