Apr 23, 2018
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Lecture Eleven
Privacy no longer a social norm, says Facebook founder by Bobbie Johnson (2012), The Guardian
According to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, privacy is no longer a "social norm". I hate to agree but it definitely seems like the case on the interweb right now. Social networking sites like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat store tons of user information in their databases in order to configure. Facebook even feeds us with information that they deem suitable for us by curating our newsfeed- this actually brings another whole level of debate on ethicality. Furthermore, a significant number of apps, add-ons and other sites require us to connect them to our Facebook profile in order to use them. When everything is linked to our Facebook profiles, I wonder how all these external apps and websites make use of our profiles or how they stand to gain. But we somehow are unable to much about the situation because not “accepting” the “terms and conditions” of these websites to have access to our information would indeed disrupt their usability.
In addition, Microsoft researcher and social networking expert Danah Boyd feels that "As adults, by and large, we think of the home as a very private space … for young people it's not a private space. They have no control over who comes in and out of their room, or who comes in and out of their house. As a result, the online world feels more private because it feels like it has more control." Regarding this, my thoughts are that besides feeling in control of our information, we need to be aware of what information we are in control of and what we cannot control so that we can discern what can be revealed and what should not be revealed on the internet.