A Tipping Point? Heightened self-disclosure during the Coronavirus pandemic

A. Squicciarini, Sarah Rajtmaier, Prasanna Umar, Taylor Blose
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The COVID-19 crisis has raised numerous concerns amongst the privacy community, as research indicates emerging privacy risks. Here we frame those risks and focus, in particular, on what we have observed to be increased rate of self-disclosure on online social media. That is, individuals are sharing more personal information online in what appears to be an effort to stay connected with others during isolation and cope with additional stress. We outline a research agenda to further explore this finding and highlight the potential for this crisis to serve as a tipping point for self-disclosure norms more generally.
引爆点?在冠状病毒大流行期间加强自我披露
新冠肺炎危机引发了隐私界的诸多担忧,研究表明,隐私风险正在出现。在这里,我们列出了这些风险,并特别关注我们观察到的在线社交媒体上自我披露率的增加。也就是说,个人在网上分享更多的个人信息,似乎是为了在隔离期间与他人保持联系,并应对额外的压力。我们概述了一项研究议程,以进一步探索这一发现,并强调这场危机可能成为更普遍的自我披露规范的转折点。
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