Tækjunotkun
Tækjunotkun refers to the disciplined and responsible use of technology in society. It covers the selection, deployment, operation, and retirement of hardware, software, networks, and digital services, with attention to the effects on individuals, organizations, and the environment. In practice, tækjunotkun draws on information technology management, human–computer interaction, and information ethics to promote safe, efficient, and inclusive use of technology.
Scope and contexts: It applies across households, workplaces, schools, health and public administration, and other sectors
Key principles: user-centered design, privacy by default, security by design, data minimization, transparency, accountability, and ongoing
Challenges and outlook: The rapid pace of technological change, evolving threats, and the digital divide pose
Relation to related concepts: It intersects with digital literacy, information security, data governance, and technology policy.