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"Deepfakes possess the ability to damage individual entities tremendously… deepfake voice phishing… can hurt their reputation."
This stands out because it encapsulates how identity theft and reputation damage can happen not just online but profoundly in real life
Source: Wikipedia: Deepfake
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This video goes on to talk about how we are having our data taken from us, and we are being more prone to have ads targeted towards us because we wanna make everything more dystopian.
We're building an artificial intelligence-powered dystopia, one click at a time, says techno-sociologist Zeynep Tufekci. In an eye-opening t
Social media platforms are powerful tools that shape not only what information we see but also how we form identities and communities. This week’s materials made me realize that these platforms are far from neutral—they often amplify existing social tensions related to race, gender, and class. Algorithms designed to maximize engagement can sometimes promote extremist or harmful content, which disproportionately impacts marginalized communities. For example, women and people of color face higher rates of online harassment, including misogynistic and racist attacks. The normalization of this abuse makes it harder for victims to speak out and be taken seriously. Digital spaces reflect society’s inequalities, but they also offer a place for activism and resistance. Understanding the dynamics of power, identity, and politics online is crucial for creating safer, more equitable digital environments.
Online privacy and safety are key issues that disproportionately affect marginalized groups. This image reminds us that activism extends into digital spaces, where power, identity, and politics collide.
“Social media platforms are not neutral spaces. They reflect and magnify the social inequalities and tensions present in our society.”
Source: Module readings on race, gender, and social media, 2025
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Why does the online world seem so toxic compared with normal life? Our research shows that a small number of divisive accounts could be resp
This article explains how a small group of very active users creates much of the political content and misinformation online. It shows how social media algorithms reward conflict and extreme views, making online spaces feel more divided than they really are. The piece encourages users to unfollow toxic accounts and rethink what they engage with to help create a healthier internet. This fits well with our module’s focus on how social media shapes identity and politics.
Trolling and its effects.
The problem of trolling, which is common on social media, affects people and online communities in ways that go beyond simple irritation. This kind of behavior, which is typified by offensive comments meant to elicit a response, grows in the virtual world of anonymity. Its repercussions include the disturbance of constructive dialogue and negative impacts on mental health. Platforms struggle to control trolling while upholding the right to free speech. However, there is hope for lessening its effects thanks to programs that encourage empathy and digital literacy as well as developments in AI-driven moderation. We can negotiate the challenges of social media and work toward a more inclusive digital landscape by encouraging social media cultures of respect and appropriate online activity.
Defending your privacy in the metaverse requires a combination of personal vigilance, strong security practices, and an understanding of the privacy policies and features of the platforms you use.
