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What privacy is for
Names are shitty identifiers, part one billion
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Historical look, 60s thru 2000s.
While time spent on social media is considered a risk factor for mental health problems, the more important factors may be related to which platforms are used and the user’s online experiences.
An article came out today by J. Nathan Matias (find it here, it’s really interesting) calling for a re-examination of online anonymity, which for so long has been painted as a pantomime villain tha…
Officials retain right to moderate comments to combat online trolls, judge says.
Privacy isn't secrecy; it's the right to control how you're represented.
A federal court in Virginia ruled that a local politician violated the free-speech rights of a constituent she banned from her Facebook page, in a case the judge said raises “important questions” about the constitutional restrictions that apply to social media accounts of elected officials.
Quizzes have captivated people for decades, but their newfound popularity online makes them dangerous.
pseu·do·nym [sood-n-im] –noun a fictitious name used by an author to conceal his or her identity; pen name. There are myriad reasons why individuals may wish to use a name other than the one they
Fandom feels are valid and powerful, but as another guy said, with great power comes great responsibility.
James Williams won the inaugural Nine Dots Prize with his entry Stand Out of Our Light: Freedom and Persuasion in the Attention Economy. Here are some sample extracts from his 3,000-word response to the question 'Are digital technologies making politics impossible?'.
While few studies examine the online privacy practices or attitudes of young people of low socio-economic status (SES), they are often at the most risk of and m...