Impact of trust, security and privacy concerns in social networking: An exploratory study to understand the pattern of information revelation in Facebook

Dhami, Anil; Agarwal, Nipun; Chakraborty, Tamal Kanti; Singh, Brijendra Pratap; Minj, Jasmine

doi:10.1109/iadcc.2013.6514270

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“…There is a rapid increase in the use of social media over the internet, particularly the acknowledgment of electronic associations [1]. Online Social Network (OSN) is a platform that provides a virtual group to individuals who want to hang out together [2].…”

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“…OSN provides several advantages which drag people towards it for business and individuals" linkages, such as instant worldwide communication with friends and family, real-time information sharing, same interest groups, connection with clients, meeting new people, exploring various places, traditions and culture, and contact with loved ones [8]. However, despite the advantages, the excessive use of OSN adversely affect the social lives of people, especially teens, which is reflected by a large number of alarming problems where teens have been expelled from schools [3,9], stalked [10,11], bullied [12,13], kidnapped [1] and even murdered [14], because of the content posted on OSN. Moreover, online dating frauds are on a rise which particularly affect teens at large [13] and are additionally linked to the danger of physical exploitation [13,15,16].…”

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A Collaborative Method for Protecting Teens Against Online Predators Over Social Networks: A Behavioral Analysis

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Online social networks have gained ubiquitous popularity in the last decade but despite the advantages, they have also raised privacy concerns for users. Many people have lost their jobs, relationships, and are stalked because of online privacy breaches. This situation is even more disturbing for young teens as they are in the process of learning emotional, social, and physical behaviors. Online predators take advantage of their immaturity and raise various threats to teens including aggression, rape, abduction, physical and emotional sadistic torture, and even human trafficking. Teens, on the other hand, do not have any mechanism to protect them against such threats. Therefore, this research addresses this overlooked need and proposes a trust model for the teen community, which can evaluate the trustworthiness of a stranger based on teens" psychological and social needs. This paper first identifies various factors of teen psychology from literature, and then proposes a trust model for teens based on those factors. The model ensures the trustworthiness of a stranger through a two-dimension matrix consists of his reputation in other teens and reliability. The proposed model was simulated through colored Petri nets and implemented as a real-time trust evaluation application over Facebook. A user acceptance testing was also performed by teens, which suggests that 81.77% of teens were overall satisfied with the proposed approach.

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A Collaborative Method for Protecting Teens Against Online Predators Over Social Networks: A Behavioral Analysis

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“…Quinn et al demonstrates the impact of age difference on the use behavior of SNSs [21]. Dhami et al proposed a research model which advocates that perceived security, perceived privacy and perceived trust are the factors that influence user's willingness to share information in SNSs [22]. The research model proposed by Mohamed et al explained that self efficacy, perceived severity, perceived vulnerability and response efficacy are positively related to information revelation [23].…”

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Analysis of Pattern of Information Revelation and Site Use Behavior in Social Networking Sites

Dhawan¹,

Goel²

2014

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With the emergence of online social networking sites, the rules of social interaction and communication has been changed. Most of the social networking sites motivate users to share personal information, build new relationships and increase knowledge with a perceived ease of use. But this online interaction and sharing of personal information on online sites have raised many new privacy concerns as it provide huge amount of data to third party which can be misused by malicious activities against the user's will. This research aims to develop an understanding of individual's risk taking behavior online particularly around the issue of information disclosure and to study the factors influencing the site use behavior. Human behavior concern has crucial role in development of social networking sites. Using an online questionnaire, survey data has been collected from social networking site users of different age groups and gender. It has been statistically shown that although the privacy concerns of respondents are significant but their attitude towards the risks of information disclosure is still very relaxed. People are still not aware about the actual cyber risks and therefore still happy to disregard protective advice and have risk taking behavior. Further some actual flaws and changes that user's wishes to see in online social networking sites are mentioned which are also collected from the actual online interaction with the users.

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“…unfortunately, people who share sensitive information through the internet are not aware of the privacy risk associated with it [8]. So that people whose personal information has been shared to other people, their privacy concerns will be raised [9] [10].…”

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How Technology Affected Our Privacy

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Impact of trust, security and privacy concerns in social networking: An exploratory study to understand the pattern of information revelation in Facebook

Cited by 34 publications

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A Collaborative Method for Protecting Teens Against Online Predators Over Social Networks: A Behavioral Analysis

A Collaborative Method for Protecting Teens Against Online Predators Over Social Networks: A Behavioral Analysis

Analysis of Pattern of Information Revelation and Site Use Behavior in Social Networking Sites

How Technology Affected Our Privacy

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