We should forget the search results from far past: A computer ethical view in the era of search engines

We have witnessed intensive use of computers and communications for decades. The degree of computer and communication technology penetration into everyday life has not yet become saturated. This brings up computer ethics issues such as professional ethics, piracy, and privacy. Unethical use, misuse and abuse of technology present a sequence of challenges to an ethical society. The author raises a time-dimensional view on computer ethical issues. The author discusses the issue of whether unlimited storage of search engine results will fit social values.