The first is the fairness of information acquisition and the fairness of the use of information technology. On the one hand, like developed areas, new mobile phones and new services are constantly emerging in cities, but half of them have not mastered them. Improper use of information technology means.
The second is the fairness of the application opportunities of information itself. The conditions of the information society, on the one hand, are the popularization and convenience of infrastructure, on the other hand, the openness of information. There are many business secrets and state secrets that cannot be made public. Everything else that should be made public should be made public and let the public know. The third aspect is personal material conditions and cultural quality. You do, but are your material conditions ok? Do you have money by phone? It's ok to watch TV on the phone. It's more and more convenient to surf the Internet by computer, but it's difficult without any culture.
The third is the comparison between information fairness and material fairness. Information fairness has great advantages. First, there is no scarcity. Second, it is easy to spread. Now the cost of communication is getting lower and lower. However, there are also disadvantages. One is the need for cultural quality, and the other is the ideological constraints. I think the ideological bondage is definitely not a characteristic of China, and all countries in the world are bound by ideology. During the Iraq war, the American media was greatly restricted. Of course, the way may be different, but there are still restrictions. Third, information explosion and information crime.