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| Research on the Regulation of Co-owned Privacy Information in Social Media Under the Conflict of Privacy Boundaries |
| Zhu Hou |
| School of Information Management, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006 |
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Abstract With the popularization of social media applications, the phenomenon of privacy leakage is becoming increasingly serious. Because privacy can be leaked by the privacy owner, application providers, and others, governments, industries, and the providers have all attempted to take measures to relieve this phenomenon. However, because of the obscurity of privacy boundaries, some articles about social media include the privacy of several different users. Users often leak others’ privacy because of their low cognition ability. Aiming to define co-owned privacy management, this paper proposes tactics by users, providers, and coordinated user-providers and then tests these tactics through computational experiments. The results show that both user and provider tactics can promote relationships in social networks; provider tactics can enhance such relationships better than user tactics, user tactics require the participation of providers, and coordinated user-provider tactics not only perform well but are also feasible. Therefore, this paper proposes a coordinated user-provider mechanism of co-owned privacy management based on simulation and theoretical analyses, generating some inspiration for governing co-owned privacy.
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Received: 15 June 2020
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