Designing a Fair Internet Regulation System
Advances in information security, privacy, and ethics book series · 2020
Taking into consideration the IRSs, older surveys, and authors' surveys results discussed in previous chapters, this chapter presents a fair internet regulation system (FIRS) designed by the authors. Their aim is to be highly adaptable to each country's special political needs in order to be accepted by the general public. In that context, they propose that a blueprint should be used in the development of an effective, fast, and low cost system that will encourage internet users to participate in the whole procedure, giving them the opportunity to enrich and correct its “behaviour.” At the same time, the proposed FIRS has to be able to handle specific kinds of online illegal content with “discretion.”