ijesa International Journal of Engineering Science and Application 2548-1185 2587-2176 Nisantasi University Being and Living In a Cyber-World https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8354-8527 Dedeoğlu S. Gözde NİŞANTAŞI ÜNİVERSİTESİ 03 31 2018 2 1 8 11 01 19 2018 03 27 2018 Copyright © 2016, International Journal of Engineering Science and Application 2016 International Journal of Engineering Science and Application

Advance technology isbringing novelties which have very important impacts on individuals, societyand on the world. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are beingused almost in every domain of life, affecting the self-identity and socialpractices. There are new forms of life. The changes that new technologies createdare so big which can be named as digital transformation. This transformation bearsmany opportunities, beside also ethical issues. Exponentially increasingimprovements have the possibility to create a prosperous life for all, also togenerate damaging consequences. Thus, potential side effects of development callupon the consideration and responsible behavior for all related parties.

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