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Social Media Ethics
Clip: 1/9/2015 | 7m 56s
Should companies like Facebook be allowed to secretly experiment on their users?
Some social media companies—including Facebook—have run experiments to learn what influences user behavior. Many of these experiments have troubled both social media users and privacy advocates, who worry that this research and use of personal information is unethical.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Social Media Ethics
Clip: 1/9/2015 | 7m 56s
Some social media companies—including Facebook—have run experiments to learn what influences user behavior. Many of these experiments have troubled both social media users and privacy advocates, who worry that this research and use of personal information is unethical.
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