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Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index reveals the need for people to treat each other with dignity online, for a safer, more respectful internet

Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index reveals the need for people to treat each other with dignity online, for a safer, more respectful internet

New Delhi, Feb 7 (IBNS): With growing internet penetration, there is an increased focus on taking steps to minimize threats that users face online. On the occasion of Safer Internet Day (SID), Microsoft released the findings of a survey conducted across 14 countries through its Digital Civility Index (DCI). Findings of the survey indicated: