“…Posts where ethical concerns are not at the forefront are now shared on social media. That The social media blurs the boundaries between presence and absence, time and space ( Kelly, 2016 ; Finkler, 2023 ), control and freedom ( Baym and Boyd, 2012 ; Trepte, 2021 ), personal and mass communication, private and public ( Tombul and Sarı, 2021 ; Sun et al, 2022 ), and virtual and real ( Floridi, 2014 ; Levin and Mamlok, 2021 ). It can be said that this situation makes it easier for individuals to share information that they are hesitant to share in real life, therefore eroding the meaning of privacy and private information ( Budak, 2018 ; Chattopadhyay et al, 2021 ).…”