إيديولوجيا الشبكات الاجتماعية وخصوصية المستخدم بين الانتهاك والاختراق

Abstract

We chose to present this article to demonstrate the effects and risks of self-presentation on social networking sites and their privacy challenges in virtual space that becomes a world of glass. It is also the Users of online social networking communities are disclosing large amounts of personal information, putting themselves at a variety of risks. Our ongoing research investigates mechanisms for socially appropriate privacy management. Today it is becoming increasingly commonplace to deliberately provide personal information and observe the lives of others on social networks. The generalization of self-exposure and interpersonal surveillance raises the question of the social and identity risks generated by online hyper visibility. This article offers to concentrate on the effects of the de compartmentalization of the private and public spheres as well as on the stakes of the control of self exposure by users.