Context collapse, or the flattening of multiple audiences into a single context, has been an
important notion in research on privacy experiences, self-performance, and changing user …

Ephemerality, a technical innovation in social media, aims to design a system to erase
communication artifacts after a short period. Ephemerality-based affordances are attracting …

This chapter introduces relevant privacy frameworks from academic literature that can be
useful to practitioners and researchers who want to better understand privacy and how to …

Drawing on perspectives from music psychology, cognitive neuroscience, philosophy,
musicology, clinical psychology, and music education, Music and Mental Imagery provides a …

Social networks store a considerable amount of personal data, which are also a source of
information for business. To comply with users' privacy rights, all social networks allow users …

Social media platforms are increasingly implementing ephemerality settings to meet users'
need to manage past posts. However, few studies discuss factors influencing the use of …

Most social media platforms record, display, and archive users' personal histories. This
persistence of posts over time can be problematic, as users' self-presentation goals and …

With the increasing use of social networking sites, within and outside work hours, it is
reasonable to ask whether that use has any impact on job performance and why. This study …

In this article, we present a platform that allows the creation of a comprehensive
representation of the user that we call a holistic user model (HUM). Such a representation is …

This study builds on previous surveillance and censorship research that has uncovered the
chilling effects of these online technologies. It tests the assumption that political chilling …