Ethical Issues

1. Are users' privacy expectations met by your software?

2. Could the use of your software result in racial, gender, religious, or any other type of discrimination? How does your software try to mitigate this problem?

3. Can your software by abused by some users to cause harm to other users? or to the public at large? How do you mitigate it?

Users should expect that their private data remains confidential with no chances of unauthorizes access.
Firebase's 'Auth' section allows us to enable the Email/password sign-in method. The "Create User" operation creates the credentials (uid, emailVerified, password) necessary for creating each unique UserRecord.
Firebase limits the number of new email/password and anonymous sign-ups that our application can have from the same IP address in a short period of time. -The use of our software would never be able to result in racial, gender, religious, or any other type of discrimination. -This is our our software mitigates this problem.
The only way our software can be abused by users to cause harm to other users, is if the abuser leaves a nasty comment in one of the Recipe reviews. We plan to incorporate realtime censorship within our Framework for such comments.