SOCIAL NETWORKING USER SAFETY PROBLEMS (VICTIMOLOGICAL ASPECT)

Passive User Integration in Social Networking Services

Employee knowledge is a key asset of every corporate organization. Therefore organizations strive to preserve this knowledge in its different forms in a variety of ways. One kind of such knowledge is the network of social contacts employees develop over time, incorporating meta knowledge on who knows what. These networks depend on the active participation of employees and their usefulness is re...

Defining user risk in social networking services

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Biotechnology and Social Aspect

Developing User Loyalty for Social Networking Sites: a Relational Perspective

Existing literature on the continued use and loyalty for social networking sites (SNSs) has mostly employed traditional information systems (IS) models (e.g., expectation–confirmation model of IS continuance) and has largely focused on individual difference factors (e.g., motivations and beliefs). Consequently, our understanding of the factors influencing users’ continuance intention and loyalt...

Exploiting Vulnerability to Secure User Privacy on Social Networking Site

Social media gives users an efficient way to communicate and network with each other on an unprecedented scale and at rates unseen in traditional media. As his social network expands, a user’s privacy protection goes beyond his privacy setting and becomes a social networking problem. In this research, we aim to address some critical issues related to privacy protection: Would the highest privac...