Advancements in information technology often task users with complex and consequential
privacy and security decisions. A growing body of research has investigated individuals' …

Self-disclosure is popular on social network site (SNS). However, teenagers' self-disclosure
behavior and their regret of posting, a negative emotional experience, have been seldom …

Given the increasing popularity of social media and other Internet-related technologies,
individuals spend a lot of time across different online activities, such as doing Google …

Social media datasets are not always completely replicable. Having to adhere to
requirements of platforms such as Twitter, researchers can only release a list of unique …

Social media sites are challenged by both the scale and variety of deviant behavior online.
While algorithms can detect spam and obscenity, behaviors that break community …

Many research applications and popular commercial applications include features for
sharing personally collected data with others in social awareness streams. Prior work has …

Social media sites like Facebook and Instagram remove content that is against community
guidelines or is perceived to be deviant behavior. Users also delete their own content that …

Natural language privacy policies have become a de facto standard to address expectations
of “notice and choice” on the Web [FTC10]. Yet, there is ample evidence that users generally …

Indirect disclosure strategies include hinting about an experience or a facet of one's identity
or relaying information explicitly but through another person. These strategies lend …

While we tend to think of self-presentation as a process executed by the self, reputation
management on social network sites, like Facebook, is increasingly viewed as a collective …