Digital commerce refers to the electronic buying and selling of goods online. While it provides easy access to products and conveniences for many, it also magnifies issues of privacy, security, and illegal activities like identity theft or purchasing with stolen credit cards. Both legal and ethical issues surrounding digital commerce must be considered as the digital economy continues to grow.

1. Digital Commerce
CHASE MAXWELL

2. What is Digital Commerce?
 Defined as the electronic selling and
buying of goods

3. Examples of D-Commerce
 Examples:
 Sending personal
information and credit
card information via email.
 Buying online impulsively.
 Using another person's
credit card without
permission.

4. Digital Commerce
 The access to almost any products makes
us wonder about the legal
 Illegal acts that could be done simply by
trading on the net.

5. Digital Commerce
 The rise of the digital economy
does not change the issue of
right and wrong
 It enhances the user’s access to
buying and selling goods, which
magnifies the issue of illegal
activities.

6. D-Commerce
 a large amount is being
purchased on the internet,
because it’s easier and more
convenient
 Almost anything can be
bought such as music, toys
clothing, cars, and food.

7. Social/ ethical aspects
 Privacy and anonymity
1. refers to how we must be aware that
privacy online is required
 Security
1. security is necessary when it refers to
buying items online

8. Pros
 Pros
 Making life much easier for millions of
people
 People with disabilities might not be
able to go to malls so they can buy it
online instead.

9. Cons
 Cons
 Some websites can scam you
 Give very personal information
such as credit card numbers
and passwords

10. Bibliography
 http://digiteen09-1.flatclassroomproject.org/Digital+Commerce
 https://digiteen.wikispaces.com/Digital+Commerce
 https://www.marketingmag.com.au/hubs-c/the-importance-of-
digital-commerce-series/