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The difference between just ethics and an ethical concern is that an ethical concern involves the user’s worry for an ethical issue they or the group they belong to are facing. If someone neutrally describes an ethical issue without taking a stance on it it would not be an ethical concern.</description>
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A matter, related to software applications that run on any kind of hardware, that is in dispute between two or more parties because they disagree on their moral principles through which they judge software behavior.

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Ethics is defined as a set of moral principles. They are the principles of conduct that govern an individual or a group. (MerriamWebster)

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We use the definition that software is &#039;something used or associated with and usually contrasted with hardware&#039;.(MerriamWebster)
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In our current research, we selected user feedback on specific apps that are available on Apple&#039;s AppStore and/or on Google&#039;s Play Store. The computers in this case are therefore mostly mobile devices, with some exceptions such as the MS Word application which is used on other hardware too.</description>
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Stance refers to the position that an individual or text takes toward a specific issue. They can be in favor of, against, or neutral about a particular topic, claim, or entity.
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