Managing privacy boundaries together: Exploring individual and group privacy management strategies in Facebook

Keeping up online appearances: How self-disclosure on Facebook affects perceived respect and likability in the professional context

“…For example, on Linkedin one would construct a professional self, while on Facebook one would show their social self to impress friends (Van Dijck, 2013). However, unlike offline settings were audiences are mostly segregated and small, on online SNS one presents the self for large audiences (one-tomany self-presentation) mixed from varying social spheres (e.g., family, friends, work; De Wolf et al, 2014). Because online social networks often overlap (Del Bosque, 2013; OllierMalaterre, Rothbard, & Berg, 2013), some tactics might lead to undesirable impressions on unintended audiences.…”

Group privacy management strategies and challenges in Facebook: A focus group study among Flemish youth organizations

“…Looking from different perspectives makes it easier to study the negotiation of group privacy. Therefore, I organized two focus groups in each youth organization and sampled on gender and role, two important predictors of group privacy management in Facebook found in previous research (De Wolf et al, 2014). …”

“…In previous research De Wolf et al (2014) used a quantitative approach to study group privacy in youth organizations and found how different strategies are applied, such as making use of Facebook groups to share group information or having guidelines with regard to what kind of group information can be posted in Facebook. The study further found common bond and the role an individual is attributed within the youth organization to be the strongest predictors of group privacy management.…”

“…boyd and Marwick (2011, p. 22) gave the example of social steganography: "a tactic of hiding information in plain sight driven by the notion of security through obscurity," where youngsters encrypt their online postings in such a way that they only have meaning for a select audience. Recent work tends to shift the focus from individual to collaborative privacy practices in SNSs (Lampinen et al, 2011;De Wolf, Willaert, & Pierson, 2014;Litt & Hargittai, 2014;Page, Kobsa, & Knijnenburg, 2012). The study of Lampinen et al (2011) found how users employ collaborative strategies both in a preventive (e.g.…”

Üni̇versi̇te Öğrenci̇leri̇ni̇n Facebook Kullanimi İle Mahremi̇yet Kaygisi Arasindaki̇ İli̇şki̇

“…Oz (2014) yaptığı çalışmada, Facebook ile mahremiyetle ilgili farkındalık azaldığında kişilerin sosyal medyada kendilerinden daha fazla bilgiyi İnternet'e koyduğunu göstermiştir (Oz, 2014). De Wolf, Willaert & Pierson (2014), Facebook kullanıcılarının mahremiyetle ilgili farkındalıkları artınca, kendileriyle ilgili bilgilerini kısıtladıklarını belirtmişlerdir. Mahremiyet açısından burada üzerinde durulması gereken bir husus bulunmaktadır.…”