Vanity or Privacy? Social Media as a Facilitator of Privacy and Trust
Abstract
In this position paper, we argue that social media
provides valuable support for the perception of one’s
self and others, and in doing so, supports privacy. In
addition we suggest that engagement, which reflects a
certain degree of trust, can be facilitated by social
information. We support our arguments with results
from a recent privacy survey and a study of social
annotations in search.
provides valuable support for the perception of one’s
self and others, and in doing so, supports privacy. In
addition we suggest that engagement, which reflects a
certain degree of trust, can be facilitated by social
information. We support our arguments with results
from a recent privacy survey and a study of social
annotations in search.