The potential for copyright infringement.

The lack of regulation in the digital realm.

The difficulty in defining what constitutes Net Art.

The potential for censorship and suppression of artistic expression.

Net Art is not subject to copyright laws.

Net Art can be freely copied and distributed without permission.

Net Art is protected by copyright laws, just like traditional art forms.

Net Art is not considered intellectual property and is therefore not protected by copyright laws.

The difficulty in tracking and enforcing copyright violations online.

The lack of awareness among artists about copyright laws.

The ease with which Net Art can be copied and distributed without permission.

The lack of legal precedent for copyright infringement cases involving Net Art.

By registering their work with a copyright office.

By using digital watermarking technology to embed their copyright information in their work.

By including a copyright notice on their website or online platform.

All of the above.

The potential for unauthorized collection and use of personal data.

The lack of transparency and accountability in the use of personal data.

The potential for discrimination and profiling based on personal data.

All of the above.

By obtaining informed consent from individuals before using their personal data.

By anonymizing or pseudonymizing personal data before using it.

By limiting the collection and use of personal data to what is necessary for the artistic purpose.

All of the above.

Freedom of expression is not relevant to Net Art, as it is a form of digital art.

Freedom of expression is essential to Net Art, as it allows artists to express themselves freely without censorship.

Freedom of expression is limited in Net Art, as it is subject to the laws of the country where the artwork is hosted.

Freedom of expression is only relevant to traditional art forms, not to digital art.

By avoiding controversial or sensitive topics in their artwork.

By considering the potential impact of their artwork on others before creating it.

By providing context or explanations for their artwork to help viewers understand its intent.

All of the above.

The difficulty in defining what constitutes Net Art and distinguishing it from other forms of digital art.

The lack of clear laws and regulations governing Net Art, leading to uncertainty and inconsistency in legal treatment.

The potential for conflicts between copyright laws and freedom of expression rights in the context of Net Art.

All of the above.

By staying informed about the latest laws and regulations affecting Net Art.

By seeking legal advice and guidance before creating or exhibiting Net Art.

By working with legal experts to develop contracts and agreements that protect their rights.

All of the above.

Ethics are not relevant to Net Art, as it is a form of digital art.

Ethics are essential to Net Art, as they guide artists in their decision-making and creative process.

Ethics are only relevant to traditional art forms, not to digital art.

Ethics are irrelevant to Net Art, as artists are free to express themselves however they want.

By reflecting on the potential consequences of their work before creating it.

By considering the impact of their work on others, including marginalized or vulnerable groups.

By being transparent about their intentions and the processes behind their work.

All of the above.

Net Art is immune to censorship, as it exists in the digital realm.

Net Art is subject to censorship, as it can be accessed and controlled by governments and corporations.

Net Art is not subject to censorship, as it is protected by freedom of expression laws.

Net Art is only subject to censorship in authoritarian regimes.

By using encryption and other technologies to protect their work from censorship.

By creating and exhibiting their work in alternative online spaces that are less susceptible to censorship.

By collaborating with other artists and activists to raise awareness about censorship and advocate for freedom of expression.

All of the above.

Net Art will become increasingly subject to censorship and regulation as governments and corporations seek to control the digital realm.

Net Art will become more decentralized and resistant to censorship as artists adopt new technologies and strategies to protect their freedom of expression.

The ethical and legal considerations surrounding Net Art will become less relevant as the digital realm becomes more normalized and accepted.

Net Art will cease to exist as a distinct art form, merging with other forms of digital art and media.