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5. “…the world of constant connectivity and
media, as embodied by Facebook, is the
social network’s worst enemy…”(5)

8. “What makes cyberbullying so different from other forms of bullying is that it exposes
the victim to potentially millions of people with the push of the button as
opposed to it being a localized event within one class or school. (1)

9. “In addition, whereas other forms of bullying can be
seen as temporary events in time, cyberbullying is
often permanent in the sense that once something has
been posted to the Internet there is usually always a
trace of it that can be found.”(1)

10. “Right now, users are
deciding to share their
data based on an
analysis of the
benefits. But that
decision should come
from an analysis of the
risks, too.”(3)

11. “That [being said, it] requires transparent and informative privacy
policies, but the state of privacy policies today is quite the
opposite. They are opaque and misleading.”(3)

13. “I expect that there is so much technology
out there that will allow you to track their
every click and status update that you
could (as I did) find yourself getting
sucked far deeper into monitoring than
you ever intended to go.” – (4)

14. 'Children leave a digital trail…’” (7)

15. As a society ‘we’re going to have to find ways to balance a parent’s right to
share their story and a parent’s right to control the upbringing of their
child with a child’s right to privacy.’” (2)

16. “The internet has become an integral part of modern
living. The spread of social media and the use of
platforms is changing the way society operates,
[starting first with our younger generations]” (6)

17. “[For example,] Social media can impact the development
of protest movements in a number of ways.
First, social media can help to build a protest movement,
Second, once a movement exists, social media can
play an important role in recruiting new members
and encouraging participation.
Third, once protests are in full swing, social media
can spread information about them.”(6)

19. “Earlier movements labeled social media revolutions
subsequently have been criticized for not having had much
important activity on social media… or for having had a
large social media presence but ultimately failing to make
much of a long-term impact as a protest movement.” (10)

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