@2450fall18#reflection I often use cookie and cache blockers to prevent websites from being able to track my online usage. This helps to reduce the amount of data that is collected and to help protect my privacy.
@2450fall18#ex an example where #rightToBeForgotten is completely violated is with viral content. If a picture goes viral, there is nothing an online service could do to delete the distribution of it or someone's association with it.
@2450fall18#reflection many people don't think about their #privacy, if a friend on Facebook is too lackadaisical with their privacy, it can harm someone else's privacy too
@2450fall18#ex Nearly all websites use cookies which #algorithmicFiltering uses to assist websites, like Facebook, tailor the ads and sponsored posts that you see to be similar to other things you have recently visited
@2450fall18#ex reddit pages for more niche topics require #groupIdentity to maintain their content, because most users who come by a subreddit would only be there browsing. They need active members who identify with the group identity to add content to maintain their subreddit
@2450fall18 an #ex of #mereExposureEffect is not actually talk with your friends when you hang out, but still feeling like you have strengthened your friendship because you are spending time around each other
A #good account "I'm so sorry, I had a really tiring day and took a nap and slept through the alarm" #implausible "I had to fight off a squad of muggers and was too distressed" #bad "I forgot about the event" #overcommit "I'll be there in five"
@2450fall18 Netflix has a narrow gulf of execution (you just watch), YouTube has a wide gulf of execution (lots of actions available). Netflix has a narrow gulf of evaluation (a video will play), Apple music adding to the queue (won't know if it's next or far down on the list)
@2450fall18 On Spotify or Apple Music, you can search for a part of a song's name or a part of an artist's name, without much precision and still be able to find what you want