This work is committed to reflecting on the contemporary challenge: digital ethics. And so it seeks to highlight the need for a current control of data, which can happen if there is greater care in the face of the constant and inattentive use of technologies. For this, it is necessary to remain firm in a measured action that disengages you from bad habits or, perhaps, criminal acts, simply by ethical abandonment. For, just like real media, digital media are not a 'lawless land', nor can they exempt those who harm others from responsibility. Thus, based on current laws confirming the maxim of civil liability: 'whoever causes harm to another is obliged to repair it'. It cannot be expected that in the face of so many unethical conducts such acts will not be held accountable, on the contrary, today, from the General Data Law, there will be a greater demand regarding the practices of users of the computer network or any technology that is worth it.