Cyberculture refers to the social and cultural practices that emerge from the use of digital technology and the internet. It encompasses various online communities, social media platforms, and virtual environments where people interact, share information, and create content. This culture influences communication styles, entertainment, and even political movements. The rise of cyberculture has led to the development of new forms of art, such as digital art and video games, as well as the growth of online subcultures. It also raises important questions about privacy, identity, and the impact of technology on society.