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1. 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.

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

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   Apr 1, 2017 · Respondents chose their primary motivation for untagging themselves in a photo from five options, which reflect common reasons for untagging (Table 2), derived from the options people can choose from when reporting a bad photo on Facebook.

   • Author: Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele

   • Publish Year: 2017

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

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   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.

   • Author: Jeremy Birnholtz, Moira Burke, Annie Steele

   • Publish Year: 2017

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

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   Feb 1, 2016 · Untagging or simply removing a tag on a shared photo is the most popular and acceptable strategy for managing undesirable photos on Facebook ( Guernsey, 2008, Lang and Barton, 2015 ). When a photo is uploaded on Facebook, user features can be tagged in the photo.

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

   • Publish Year: 2016

5. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Untagging-on-socialUntagging on social media: Who untags, what do they untag ...

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   This paper explored the needs and concerns of users, resulting in a set of design considerations for tagged photo privacy, and designed a privacy enhancing mechanism based on these findings, and validated it using a mixed methods approach.

6. www.self.com › story › bad-photos-self-esteemHow to Stop a ‘Bad’ Photo From Crushing Your Self-Esteem

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   Jul 18, 2022 · Here’s why photos that you deem unflattering can be so hard to handle—and what you can do to, hopefully, make them more of a brief annoyance than a soul-crushing obsession.

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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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   Why do people untagging?

   • More untagging when there are gender/age differences that impact audience assumptions. Untagging seen as an easy way to mitigate annoying or embarrassing content. Social network profiles display individuals' posts and content left by their friends, such as wall posts and photo tags.

   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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   Do you feel bad if a photo poster is untagged?

   • While respondents overall reported that they would not feel bad if the photo poster were aware that they untagged, some revealed an appreciation for their ability to discreetly untag. One participant, said, “Please don't send notice to people that we're untagging ourselves!!”.

   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 website?

   • Experienced users Untag more; technical skill and site familiarity may play a role. More untagging when there are gender/age differences that impact audience assumptions. Untagging seen as an easy way to mitigate annoying or embarrassing content.

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

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8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Why Do Young People Avoid Photo Tagging? A New Service ...

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   Jun 15, 2016 · Using a multistage investigation, this study has developed and validated a 25-item instrument for investigating the various reasons why young people avoid Facebook photo tagging. The instrument items were developed based on open-ended qualitative essays written by 141 Indian and Pakistani adolescents who use the Facebook photo-tagging service.