Social Media and Privacy Issues

Nazemzadeh, Maryam

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-59335-3_40

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“…On the other hand, some customers strictly distinguish the nature of communications on social networks. As we can see in the works of selected authors [14][15][16][17][18][19], in both cases, incorrect (or irresponsible) targeting can lead to a reputational risk. In the first case, it is the targeted behavior of the business entity, i.e., the reputational risk arises mainly from the customer's post-purchase cognitive dissonance.…”

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Economic Activity as a Determinant for Customer Adoption of Social Media Marketing

Pollák

Markovıč

2021

Sustainability

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The issue of an effective use of social media as a tool of responsible and sustainable corporate communication policy has been the subject of intensive research for more than a decade. The presented study examines the issue of customer acceptance of communication activities of organizations in the social media environment. The aim of the study is to identify, through an empirical analysis performed on a sample of 1584 Central Europeans, whether the form of economic activity of the customer has an impact on the degree of acceptance of corporate marketing communication on social media. Based on a thorough statistical analysis, it can be stated that the perception of the use of e-marketing on social media is statistically significantly related to the economic activity of the customer. Social media marketing is perceived as rather positive by customers belonging to the category of students and entrepreneurs, while this form of promotion is evaluated neutrally by customers from the category of the unemployed and retirees. Negative acceptance is recorded only insignificantly across all involved groups. Based on the similarity of the behavior of customer groups, it is possible to more precisely target the online activity of organizations, thereby increasing the efficiency of spending business resources and eliminating market risks in terms of reputational issues.

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Economic Activity as a Determinant for Customer Adoption of Social Media Marketing

Pollák

Markovıč

2021

Sustainability

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“…This corroborates with other studies on social media addiction. Most authors on social media addition enumerated the liable offline behaviours that are inimical (Sapiezynski et al, 2018;Nesi et al, 2018) is not limited to clique-forming (Chan, 2020), encroachment -privacy issues (Beigi, & Liu, 2020;Nazemzadeh, 2021), and concurrent sleep deprivation (Damota, 2019;Kartal, 2018), posting of false information about self and about others (Ghanem et al, 2020). The result therefore implied that there are variations behaviourally to the levels of LIS students' addiction due to both online and offline causes, and therefore a menace to academic performance.…”

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Social Media Use Among Library and Information Science Students: A Case Study

Kasa

Isah

Shehu³

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J. Dig. Learn. Edu.

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The purpose of this study is to identify the prevailing conditions of social media use among undergraduate students of Library and Information Science in a Nigerian University. Simple random sampling technique was used to select a sample of 180 full-time undergraduate students purposely. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze data collected through the administration of questionnaire. Research findings showed that a great number of students of Library and Information Science are addicted to social media for wrong academic purposes. The levels of addiction varied according to four Likert scale type. The highly addiction was among student using WhatApp (40.82%) and not addicted among students using BB chat (13.12%). The demographic indicators provided the obvious results of singles (77.78%) possessing prevalence tendency of addiction, and surprisingly those between the ages of 27-30 (40%) were most addicted. The paper recommends awareness programmes that are tailored to reveal the ills of social media addiction and pave ways to balance use of social media platforms that benefit academic activities among students.

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“…Building on this, some scholars postulate a negative interrelation between privacy apprehensions and the volume, depth, and genuineness of social media disclosures. However, individual stress levels can temper this linkage, with elevated stress levels diminishing the adverse influence of privacy concerns on the extent and depth of disclosures [38]. Furthermore, the stress-induced moderating effect showcases variation across genders.…”

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Research on the Disclosure of Personal Privacy by Social Media Users in the Era of Big Data and Mobile Internet, and Countermeasures

Liu

2024

CHR

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In the epoch of big data and the ubiquity of mobile internet, the sanctity of personal privacy on social media platforms is increasingly imperiled. As communicative exchanges on these platforms become nearly instantaneous and pervasively ubiquitous, the demarcation between corporeal experiences and digital interactions becomes increasingly nebulous, thereby augmenting the intricacy of privacy conundrums. The digital transmutation and incessant circulation of personal datum, magnified by avant-garde big data technologies, intensify the vulnerabilities surrounding user confidentiality. Concurrently, societal conceptualizations of privacy undergo a paradigmatic shift, compelling a recalibration between the imperatives of privacy preservation and the exigencies of personal information exploitation. This investigation offers a perspicacious dissection of the historical trajectory of privacy, elucidates the manifold challenges engendered by the disclosure propensities of social media aficionados, and delineates prospective regulatory paradigms. The overarching aspiration is to promulgate efficacious stratagems for safeguarding personal privacy on social media amidst the contemporary digital renaissance.

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Social Media and Privacy Issues

Cited by 3 publications

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Economic Activity as a Determinant for Customer Adoption of Social Media Marketing

Economic Activity as a Determinant for Customer Adoption of Social Media Marketing

Social Media Use Among Library and Information Science Students: A Case Study

Research on the Disclosure of Personal Privacy by Social Media Users in the Era of Big Data and Mobile Internet, and Countermeasures

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