e-rights
nounUK /ˈiː.raɪts/
US /ˈiː.raɪts/
The rules that keep you safe and fair when you use the internet.
Schools teach kids about e-rights so they know how to stay safe online.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The legal protections for people's personal information on the web.
The new law strengthens e-rights by limiting how companies can sell user data.
3. The freedom to access and share information online without unfair blocking.
Activists argue that e-rights include open access to public websites.
4. The right to control your own digital identity and content.
She exercised her e-rights by asking the platform to delete her old posts.