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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.
- Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele
- 2017
Feb 1, 2015 · This study explored the methods individuals use to manage perceived invasions of privacy in the form of undesirable Facebook photos uploaded and tagged by other users. Limited previous research has focused solely on untagging, deletion request, privacy setting and face-to-face management methods.
- Caroline Lang, Hannah Barton
- 2015
Apr 1, 2017 · A growing share of the content in social media is visual − including Photos − which users can share by tagging. To improve the understanding of the determinants of social media users’ behavioral intention to share content, this study investigates why people tag photos on SNS.
- Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele
- 2017
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.
Nov 20, 2018 · In fact, one slogan says leave only footprints, take only photos. Yet the Leave No Trace Social Media Guidance states: Tag thoughtfully – avoid tagging (or geotagging) specific locations. Instead, tag a general location such as a state or region, if any at all.
Jun 11, 2023 · So why do non-taggers hate it? On a broader level, tagging can signify a sense of social degradation which makes people feel less safe. There’s no clear link between more graffiti and more...
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Van House et al. (2004) interviewed casual photographers about why they took photos, and responses fell generally into three categories: memory, creating and maintaining social...
