our presentation for new media and privacy

1. New media and
privacy
EVE IVASHUK & ROCÍO VILLENA

2. New Media?
• We define "new media" as interactive forms of
communication that use the Internet, including
podcasts, RSS feeds, social networks, text
messaging, blogs, wikis, virtual worlds and more!
• New media makes it possible for anyone to
create, modify, and share content and share it with
others.

3. New Media?
New media tools can help you: (3 C’s)
• CONNECT people with information and services.
• COLLABORATE with other people.
• CREATE new content, services, communities, and
channels of communication

4. Privacy?
• Sphere of the personal life of an individual that
develops in a reserved space and must be “kept
confidential”.
• Ensure that the transaction data is not violated by
unwanted entities.
• Regulating action edges.

5. Privacy in Social
Networking
• Privacy: level of protection available to all data
and information that a person enters a social
network, in the degree of accessibility to them
than other Internet users or may have.
• Privacy Settings: The operator decides what he
wants to share with other users.

6. Risks
• Fake profiles.
• Impersonation.
• Access to information from minors.
The results could be, for example:
• People who were robbed while they were in
enjoying holidays.
• Workers who commented on their heads
improperly.
• Couples who discover infidelity.

7. Curiosities!
• Bug on Facebook could see the conversations in
the chat of others.
• Please Rob Me: Web to prevent theft in Social
Networks.
• Project Gay Gaydar reveals if you are based on
Your Facebook Profile.
• (Take this lollipop): Funny application that shows
the disadvantages of Facebookutilizar privacy.

8. Curiosities!
• Boyfriend Tracker:
Controversial application to spy on your
partner!

9. Common mistakes…
• 1. Announce that they will not be home.
• 2. Using an obvious password.
• 3. Ignoring the privacy.
• 4. Do not think before posting.
• 5. Do not use private messages.
• 6. public invitations.
• 7. Mention the names of children under 13 years.
• 8. Revealing the full date of birth.

10. New Media and Privacy
Issues from Different
Perspectives
• Educational:
• Most of users are students.
• Fake profiles from minors.
• Moral
• Existence of profiles of dead people.

11. • Educational:
Most of users are students.
Fake profiles from minors.
• Moral
Existence of profiles of dead people.

12. New Media and Privacy
Issues from Different
Perspectives
• Sociological
Social networks influence our behavior and management
of finances and the way we vote.
• The make money from our data.
• Technological:
Use of new technological media, as smartphones that
allows the connection every time everywhere.