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Online Self-disclosure: From Users’ Regrets to Instructional Awareness

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Unlike the offline world, the online world is devoid of well-evolved norms of interaction which guide socialization and self-disclosure. Therefore, it is difficult for members of online communities like Social Network Sites (SNSs) to control the scope of their actions and predict others’ reactions to them. Consequently users might not always anticipate the consequences of their online activities and often engage in actions they later regret. Regrettable and negative self-disclosure experiences can be considered as rich sources of privacy heuristics and a valuable input for the development of privacy awareness mechanisms. In this work, we introduce a Privacy Heuristics Derivation Method (PHeDer) to encode regrettable self-disclosure experiences into privacy best practices. Since information about the impact and the frequency of unwanted incidents (such as job loss, identity theft or bad image) can be used to raise users’ awareness, this method (and its conceptual model) puts special focus on the risks of online self-disclosure. At the end of this work, we provide assessment on how the outcome of the method can be used in the context of an adaptive awareness system for generating tailored feedback and support.
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hal-01677149 , version 1 (08-01-2018)

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N. E. Díaz Ferreyra, Rene Meis, Maritta Heisel. Online Self-disclosure: From Users’ Regrets to Instructional Awareness. 1st International Cross-Domain Conference for Machine Learning and Knowledge Extraction (CD-MAKE), Aug 2017, Reggio, Italy. pp.83-102, ⟨10.1007/978-3-319-66808-6_7⟩. ⟨hal-01677149⟩
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