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This interactive session examines critical ethical challenges when implementing internet based assistive technology and IoT devices for individuals with disabilities. Based on extensive experience administering AT programs in varying and complex environments, it addresses privacy violations, security risks, and compromised autonomy that occur without proper safeguards. Participants will explore real world ethical dilemmas in digital account creation, smart home implementation, and surveillance technologies that impact client confidentiality and privacy. The session reveals how well intentioned providers can violate ethical standards without adequate digital literacy. Attendees will gain a practical understanding of maintaining professional boundaries while empowering individuals with disabilities to exercise meaningful digital choices. Tiffany Wilson of WINS presenting. Brought to you by WisTech, Wisconsin's Assistive Technology Program.