Privacy concerns, in online social networking as well as elsewhere, are primarily centered around data control. Before digital content, albums of family photos were accessible to the family and those that were given access to the images. Duplication was time consuming and costly, so surreptitiously doing so was impractical. A viewer keeping the image to view at a later time would be noticed by the owner, because their copy of the image would be physically taken from the album. Digital content has invalidated these assumptions. Data control no longer can be exercised by the owner keeping the original.
| Vulnerabilities To Be Addressed To Safely Utilize Online Social Networking | |
|---|---|
| INTRODUCTION | |
| PRIVACY | |
| UNREMOVABLE CONTENT | |
| PRIVACY RISK | |
| PRIVACY PROTECTION | |
| SAFETY | |
| ACCOUNT SAFETY | |
| NETWORK SAFETY | |
| INTERACTION SAFETY | |
| CONCLUSION | |
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