Privatheit Und Selbstbestimmtes Leben in Der Digitalen Welt 2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-21384-8_1
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Einleitung: Privatheit und selbstbestimmtes Leben in der digitalenWelt

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“…The internet and the digital media based on it are uniquely predisposed to serve information seeking and self-expression, yet pervasive, indiscriminate dataveillance through the algorithmic construction of personal data profiles may suppress these practices (see Büchi et al, 2020; Friedewald, 2018; Hildebrandt, 2008). Many potentially chilled behaviors have received very little attention due to their seeming mundaneness.…”
Section: Inhibited Digital Communication Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The internet and the digital media based on it are uniquely predisposed to serve information seeking and self-expression, yet pervasive, indiscriminate dataveillance through the algorithmic construction of personal data profiles may suppress these practices (see Büchi et al, 2020; Friedewald, 2018; Hildebrandt, 2008). Many potentially chilled behaviors have received very little attention due to their seeming mundaneness.…”
Section: Inhibited Digital Communication Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The societal relevance of contemporary dataveillance leading to chilling effects lies in the "lost potential" of digitization and the internet: the uninhibited flow of human knowledge is technically possible, yet due to its sociopolitical domestication into existing power structures, the past decade has shown a turn away from the liberatory and participatory potential (see, e.g. Benkler, 2007;Friedewald et al, 2010;Hilbert, 2020;Schradie, 2020). "The revolution that wasn't" (Schradie, 2019) is in the process of negating the promise of the internet to promote human flourishing -"putting people first, promoting democracy, and protecting them from exploitation and vulnerability" (Richards and Hartzog, 2020: 66), with people seemingly content with minor benefits such as relevant ads.…”
Section: Societal Impacts and Governancementioning
confidence: 99%