The sharing or misuse of personal information on social media platforms, leading to harm to reputation, safety, and identity.
Rules and policies that govern user behavior on social media platforms, often designed to promote safety, respect, and diversity.
revealing or sexually explicit images or videos of a person posted on the internet, typically by a former sexual partner, without the consent of the subject and in order to cause them distress or embarrassment.
The act of befriending and building trust with someone online in order to exploit them later.
The responsible and ethical use of technology and social media, with respect for others' privacy and rights.
The use of social media to spread extremist ideologies, leading to harm to individuals and society at large.
The practice of monitoring and controlling one's digital footprint to ensure that it accurately represents one's identity and personal brand.
The ability to navigate and critically evaluate social media content, including sources, biases, and accuracy.
A feed on social media platforms that is generated by an algorithm rather than being arranged in chronological order.
Social media platforms have become valuable tools for patients seeking community support and reliable health information, facilitating a new way to engage with healthcare providers and fellow patients.
The use of social media to raise awareness, promote causes, and advocate for social and political change.
