A digital flipbook about social sharing and online privacy.

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2. We share almost on Facebook—photos, places,
thoughts, relationship status, jobs, etc.
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www.facebook.com/about/timeline

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Brian A
Jackson
It’s all about
with
But at what
Price?

4. “But the can sometimes be , and if
said person-of-affection somehow manages to pass a thorough stalking, you
can probably forget any of that pre-date giddiness. Goodbye butterflies and
, I already know everything about you.”
-- Allison McCann, How Facebook Ruined Dating
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5. “
--Sherry Turkle, The Flight From Conversation
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6. “Millennials recognize that
giving up some of their
can provide to them.”
--Jeffery I. Cole, Director, USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future
What are the consequences?
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10. “Facebook stalking may include of a particular
user’s profile and pictures, as well as or
posting comments to another Facebook user.”
--www.techopedia.com/definition/27873/facebook-stalking
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11. Who are the online stalkers?
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12. They could be your acquaintances
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13. They could be your workplace colleagues.
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14. They could be your overprotective parents.
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15. They could be your exes.
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16. Or worse, they are the
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17. “When that harassment occurs online, the victims tend to be
in the social groups – and they are often
friends or former friends, .”
--From bullying to relationships: Mapping our online communications, e!Science News
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18.  Over of adolescents and teens have been bullied online, and about
the same number have engaged in cyber bullying.
 Over of adolescents and teens have been bullied
repeatedly through their cell phones or the Internet.
--Cyber bullying statistic, i-Safe Foundation
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20. It is time to
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21. Surly, we can demand the
social media sites to change
their privacy policies.
Or the government should
implement cyber-bullying
laws to punish the cyber
bullies.
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22. But there is always something that
we, as can do.
Let me ask you the question again—

23. It is time to protect our
online privacy.
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