Tag Archives: privacy

Online Privacy

Posted on February 26, 2012 by itohanedoloyi

I always knew that protecting your identity online was very important, in addition to protecting it from outsiders. While I was reading the articles, the Facebook article stood out to me the most. I personally am a Facebook user, and … Continue reading →

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Facebook

Posted on February 26, 2012 by Guzman Kiara

Do we ever really have privacy? No we do not, what ever information you pot on to the internet is really accessible for everyone. Facebook is the most unsafe website I believe because of the fact in how you expose.images … Continue reading →

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Facebooks Privacy Trainwreck

Posted on February 26, 2012 by egonzalez

Boyd’s “Facebook’s Privacy Trainwreck” discusses the logic behind why many users were upset with Facebook’s launching a feature referred to as “News Feeds”. With this feature users would login and see updates of the actions, comments and forums their friends … Continue reading →

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Facebook’s Privacy Trainwreck

Posted on February 26, 2012 by mikeferrara

Exposure on Facebook is something users, myself especially, dread.  In high school exposure was not such a big thing for me.  I did not care who seen what but now everything has changed.  As you enter the professional world you … Continue reading →

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Marshall Online Privacy and Facebook’s Privacy Trainwreck

Posted on February 26, 2012 by cj

By reading both articles i can now see and understand that privacy is very important. Facebook was made for college studies when it was first made, now everybody is on it, even high school students and adults. It was really … Continue reading →

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Notes from today, and reading and blogging homework for Monday 2/27

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Anne Leonard

Today we discussed access to information: personal and institutional. We also discussed the digital divide; click on infographic thumbnail below to see a full-size version. We also divided into groups to spend time analyzing and summarizing sections from the Martin … Continue reading →

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