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    1. Privacy and SNs Tel Aviv University, 07/01/08
    2. The web has become platform for sharing
    3. The Kokhav Nolad Syndrom lands on the web
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      • Teens use the internet as a theater
      • 55% have an online profile (mostly with full names, photos, and photos of friends)
      • 46% post fake information to protect themselves
      • 49% use networks to make friends
      • 32% have been contacted by strangers
      • Girls are more concerned than boys on privacy
      • Older teens share more
      • More rules in household than other media
    6. Is Privacy an illusion?
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      • Once your data is Public this is too late, unless…
      • Google Yourself to find out
      • Online Advertising is based on knowing what you do. Does that disturb you?
      • Privacy is an illusion only if you want to. But it is very hard to avoid
    9. The BeaconGate proves we are not in a jungle
    10. The ScobleGate
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    13. Questions and expectations
      • Who owns your data? (you, platform, advertiser, friend)
      • How easy is it to modify/delete? (bebo winner according to this )
      • Is our friend’s data our data?
      • What usage can we do of this data?
      • In which context can we use it? Is our data portable? Are SNS ready to open?
      • How to attribute the permissions to use it? Who has the authority?
      • How to maintain a good level of trust with my friends?
      • What standards/best practices are going to be adopted and what regulation? Check up DataPortability.org
    14. Be Careful but not obsessed
    15. Useful links
      • ScobleGate http://www.techmeme.com/080103/p36#a080103p36
      • On data portability http://www.dataportability.org/
      • Pew Internet research http://content1.docstoc.com/flash/Teens%20Privacy%20Social%20Networks.swf
      • On trust http://confusedofcalcutta.com/2008/01/04/information-ownership-in-an-information-economy-a-sideways-look/
      • Privacy wars http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/questions-about-privacy-wars.php
      • Say Everything http://nymag.com/news/features/27341/

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