Issues in The Study and Practice of GIM
- formerly private calendar entries could be used for ends other than scheduling meetings
- what users choose to reveal or conceal
- how their disclosure of personal information is related to the ends that they hope to achieve
- the ethics of ‘counterfeiting’ links or conspiring to garner ‘inauthentic’ recommendations to increase their stature in the system.
- complex questions of privacy and access and ownership. (user control, privacy and trust)
- user reliance on system defaults
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