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Facebook privacy settings: Who cares?

机译：Facebook隐私设置：谁在乎？

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With over 500 million users, the decisions that Facebook makes about its privacy settings have the potential to influence many people. While its changes in this domain have often prompted privacy advocates and news media to critique the company, Facebook has continued to attract more users to its service. This raises a question about whether or not Facebook's changes in privacy approaches matter and, if so, to whom. This paper examines the attitudes and practices of a cohort of 18- and 19-year-olds surveyed in 2009 and again in 2010 about Facebook's privacy settings. Our results challenge widespread assumptions that youth do not care about and are not engaged with navigating privacy. We find that, while not universal, modifications to privacy settings have increased during a year in which Facebook's approach to privacy was hotly contested. We also find that both frequency and type of Facebook use as well as Internet skill are correlated with making modifications to privacy settings. In contrast, we observe few gender differences in how young adults approach their Facebook privacy settings, which is notable given that gender differences exist in so many other domains online. We discuss the possible reasons for our findings and their implications.
机译：Facebook拥有超过5亿用户，其隐私设置决策可能会影响许多人。尽管它在这一领域的变化经常促使隐私倡导者和新闻媒体批评该公司，但Facebook仍在继续吸引更多用户使用该服务。这就引发了一个问题，即Facebook的隐私权变更是否重要，如果有，对谁重要。本文研究了2009年和2010年分别针对Facebook隐私设置进行调查的18岁和19岁队列的态度和做法。我们的研究结果挑战了普遍的假设，即年轻人不关心也没有参与隐私导航。我们发现，尽管不是通用的，但在Facebook的隐私保护方法遭到激烈争论的一年中，对隐私设置的修改有所增加。我们还发现，Facebook使用的频率和类型以及互联网技能都与修改隐私设置相关。相比之下，我们在年轻人如何使用Facebook隐私设置方面观察到很少的性别差异，这是值得注意的，因为在线上的许多其他域中都存在性别差异。我们讨论了我们的发现的可能原因及其含义。

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