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This is covered in the beginning of this ethics lecture series (at 1:50). Ethics is about expressing your personal values in how you exist in the world, whereas morality is about being in harmony with society.
Please watch this ethics professor, because I'm just a guy on the internet. The whole channel is worth a watch if you're interested in philosophy.
https://youtu.be/OCk4Advab54?si=v6BpavpTYxjeNAaX
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