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Account closure does not end responsibility
The article emphasizes that deleting a post or closing a social media account does not absolve us from legal responsibility for the impact caused by the content. Digital words leave a trace that persists and can be legally traced, despite attempts to delete or close the account. In the Kingdom, the Cybercrime Law sanctions defamation and harm through technological means with imprisonment and fines, and it underscores that responsibility begins before posting. It stresses the importance of individuals being aware that liability for digital words extends beyond the moment of writing, and that adhering to the ethics of dialogue and critique without abuse is the way to ensure protection and justice. Closing an account does not mean evading responsibility; understanding the weight of words before publishing is essential.
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