‘Depends on Who’s Got the Data’: Public Understandings of Personal Digital Dataveillance
‘Depends on Who’s Got the Data’: Public Understandings of Personal Digital Dataveillance
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“取决于谁拥有数据”：公众对个人数字数据监控的理解
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2017
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通讯作者：
M. Michael
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作者：
Deborah Lupton;M. Michael
斯诺登事件后，几起备受关注的事件和丑闻引起了人们对其他行为者和机构使用个人数据的关注，无论是合法还是非法的。在这篇文章中，我们报告了一个项目的发现，在该项目中，我们使用文化探测来产生关于个人数字数据监控的讨论。从我们的重点小组中出现的情况是，参与者对收集关于他们的数据的方式以及这些数据的用途有一些分散但相当广泛的了解。我们发现，参与者倾向于在承认个人数据和他们自己的数据可能是其中一部分的大型聚合数据集的价值之间摇摆，尤其是为了他们自己的方便，以及对这些数据可能被他人如何使用表示担忧或怀疑。我们的发现表明，尝试用创新的方法来引发对个人数字数据的实践和理解，为在所有类型的社会群体中进行更深入和更广泛的社会研究提供了进一步的可能性。
Post-Snowden, several highly-publicised events and scandals have drawn attention to the use of people’s personal data by other actors and agencies, both legally and illicitly. In this article, we report the findings of a project in which we used cultural probes to generate discussion about personal digital dataveillance. What emerged from our focus groups is a somewhat diffuse but quite extensive understanding on the part of the participants of the ways in which data may be gathered about them and the uses to which these data may be put. We found that the participants tended to veer between recognising the value of both personal data and the big aggregated data sets that their own data may be part of, particularly for their own convenience, and expressing concern or suspicion about how these data may be used by others. Our findings suggest that experimenting with innovative approaches to elicit practices and understandings of personal digital data offers further possibilities for greater depth and breadth of social research with all types of social groups.
侵入大数据的社交生活
影响因子：
8.5
作者：
Pybus J
通讯作者：
Pybus J