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1. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleUntagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag ...

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   Apr 1, 2017 · Photos tagged by highly engaged users are less likely to be untagged, likely because these users may be more familiar with social norms of appropriateness on Facebook. The same was not true for taggers with higher friend counts, though.

   • Author: Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele

   • Publish Year: 2017

2. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleUntagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag ...

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   Apr 1, 2017 · A photo with 20 people tagged in it is typically visible to the union of all 20 people's friends, multiplying the potential audience quickly. A common response is for the target to “untag” herself via a site feature that severs the tie between her and the content (Madden, 2012).

   • Author: Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele

   • Publish Year: 2017

3. news.mit.edu › 2020 › warning-labels-fake-newsThe catch to putting warning labels on fake news

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   Mar 2, 2020 · Labeling some online news as fake has the unintended consequence of making all unlabeled stories, fake or real, seem more trustworthy, according to study by MIT professor David Rand. He suggests putting both false and true verification tags could help to alleviate this concern.

4. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleWhy do adolescents untag photos on Facebook? - ScienceDirect

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   Feb 1, 2016 · Young adolescents are more likely to untag photos compared to older adolescents. In the present study, sociability refers to the tendency among adolescents to socialize with others (i.e., introvert versus extrovert).

   • Author: Amandeep Dhir, Puneet Kaur, Kirsti Lonka, Marko Nieminen

   • Publish Year: 2016

5. research.facebook.com › publications › untagging-onUntagging on Social Media: Who Untags, What do they Untag ...

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   Jul 24, 2017 · Using de-identified, aggregated behavioral data from Facebook and a survey of 802 people, this paper aims to explore untagging by asking whether untagging occurs similarly to other self-presentation behavior and how people view this strategy.

6. scitechdaily.com › mit-how-putting-warning-labelsMIT: How Putting Warning Labels on Fake News Can Backfire

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   Mar 4, 2020 · But there’s a catch: Tagging some stories as false makes readers more willing to believe other stories and share them with friends, even if those additional, untagged stories also turn out to be false.

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   Are photos with more views more likely to be untagged?

   • Surprisingly, photos with more likes and comments are less likely to be untagged, but untagging is slightly more likely for those with more views. It certainly makes sense that photos with more views are more likely to be untagged, but likes and comments were more surprising.

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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   Why do tagged photos less likely to be untagged on Facebook?

   • Photos tagged by highly engaged users are less likely to be untagged, likely because these users may be more familiar with social norms of appropriateness on Facebook. The same was not true for taggers with higher friend counts, though. The more friends a tagger had, the more likely their target was to untag.

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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   What happens if a photo has 20 people tagged?

   • A photo with 20 people tagged in it is typically visible to the union of all 20 people's friends, multiplying the potential audience quickly. A common response is for the target to “untag” herself via a site feature that severs the tie between her and the content ( Madden, 2012 ).

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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   Why are photos taken outside less likely to be untagged?

   • As Table 1 further shows, photos taken outside or inside were less likely to be untagged than those with ambiguous surroundings. This is possibly because the lighting in situations where the detector was able to determine these factors was more flattering, but more work is needed to reliably interpret these findings.

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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   Why do people UNTAG a photo?

   • People most frequently reported that they untagged a photo because they were not actually in it ( n = 359, 44.63%). A greater percentage of women reported this than did men (Δ gender = 0.15 [0.07,0.27], χ 2 (1) = 15.91, p < 0.001). Many reported they were untagging posts that were promotions or attempts to get publicity.

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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   Are untagged people more likely to UNTAG themselves?

   • Those who had untagged themselves recently (just prior to the data collection window)—and were potentially more familiar with the untagging feature—were more likely to untag themselves again than were those who had not untagged themselves recently. 4.2. What about the tagger?

   Untagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag, and why?

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8. open.nytimes.com › how-do-people-decide-whether-toHow Do People Decide Whether to Trust a Photo on ... - Medium

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   Jan 22, 2020 · Earning trust from people who have become disillusioned by mainstream media is a hard, long path, but there are simple steps at hand to help: Publishers have an opportunity to build trust photo...