Privacy and Oversharing Online

A Look at 21st Century Trust



John D. Martin III
@jdmar3



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Information science

Information interactions

Privacy

Security

Security

Trust

Audience Poll

Online social media?

Discussion forums?

Microblogs/newsfeeds?

Photo/video sharing?

Chat apps?

Audience poll

Privacy settings?

Permissions?

EULA/TOU/TOS?

API?

Is someone watching you?

Presumed anonymity

Presumed anonymity

d0xxed

Disclosure





Methods

Content analysis

Giving and receiving advice

Off-topic communication

Risky disclosure

Awareness of being observed

Discussion



What can we do with what we know?



What are some future avenues for research in this area?

Thank you



Privacy and Oversharing Online

A Look at 21st Century Trust



John D. Martin III
@jdmar3

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Links

Download Science Cafe PDF handout with study details

For more information about the project, please visit: http://disclosure.johndmart.in

Acknowledgments

Huge thanks to my project collaborators Kaitlin Costello (Assistant Professor, School of Communication and Information, Rutgers University) and Ashlee Edwards Brinegar (User Experience Researcher, Facebook/Instagram).

I would also like to extend my gratitude to Barbara Wildemuth (Professor, School of Information and Library Science, UNC at Chapel Hill) for advising the project.

Thanks to Top of the Hill Back Bar and Sigma Xi for sponsoring Science Cafe.

Thanks also to Jonathan Frederick (Director, North Carolina Science Festival) for working with me in preparing for the talk.

Credits

"reddit noir" alien - Michael Koperwas

Manning Hall Photo - Gary Marchionini

License

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.