Ethical issues of collecting, storing, and analyzing geo-referenced tweets for mental health research

Fadda, Marta; Sýkora, Martin; Elayan, Suzanne; Puhan, Milo A.; Naslund, John A.; Mooney, Stephen J.; Albanese, Emiliano; Morese, Rosalba; Gruebner, Oliver

doi:10.1177/20552076221092539

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“…One of the main challenges with informed consent in digital spaces is the complexity and opacity of data collection and analysis processes. Many individuals are concerned about the extent to which their personal data is being used and may not trust that organizations or corporations will handle their data while adhering to computer ethics [23]. The prevalence of the general public's distrust towards those who handle their data can make it difficult to promote overall transparency and culpability around information collection and analysis practices.…”

Section: Role Of Technology In Protecting Privacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Privacy in computer ethics: Navigating the digital age

Zostant,

Chataut

2023

Comput Sci Inf Technol

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In this digital age, privacy has become a crucial issue due to the vast amount of personal information we share online. As a fundamental aspect of computer ethics, it concerns the appropriate use of information and communication technologies. This paper will discuss five key points related to privacy in computer ethics: the concept of privacy and its significance in the context of computer ethics; ethical considerations surrounding personal information in the digital space, including issues of consent, transparency, and data protection; the legal framework surrounding privacy in different jurisdictions, such as data protection laws and international standards; the role of technology in protecting privacy, including the use of encryption and other security measures; and finally, the challenges associated with protecting privacy in the digital age, such as the risk of data breaches, identity theft, and other forms of online exploitation. Through these five key points, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of privacy in computer ethics and emphasize the importance of promoting responsible and ethical use of technology.

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Section: Role Of Technology In Protecting Privacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Privacy in computer ethics: Navigating the digital age

Zostant,

Chataut

2023

Comput Sci Inf Technol

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Social Media and Youth Mental Health: A Departure from the Status Quo

Coyne,

Escobar-Viera,

Bekalu

et al. 2024

Handbook of Children and Screens

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Social media and youth mental health have a relationship that many have great interest in understanding. Recent legislative bills in the United States have focused on curbing the potentially harmful effects of social media use, and large social media companies are under related litigation. The current chapter summarizes the research on social media use and youth mental health to provide the reader with a solid background of the major studies in the field. In general, the research is mixed, nuanced, and complex with a number of factors contributing to adolescent outcomes, including the content viewed, the context of social media, with whom the adolescent is interacting, and individual differential susceptibility. Future avenues for research are discussed with a focus on understanding both risk and protective factors of using social media on youth mental health, determining temporality, and understanding differential susceptibility, particularly with regard to minoritized youth. Finally, we offer specific recommendations for clinical practitioners and providers, policymakers, educators, and parents.

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