The sharing or misuse of personal information on social media platforms, leading to harm to reputation, safety, and identity.
The tendency of social media algorithms to perpetuate and amplify existing biases and discrimination, such as racial or gender-based disparities.
The sharing of personal information on social media that may lead to privacy violations or harm to one's reputation or safety.
The act of targeting someone with unwanted, threatening, or abusive behavior online.
The practice of partnering with social media influencers to promote a product or service to their followers.
The phenomenon in which social media algorithms create personalized content feeds that reinforce users' existing beliefs and opinions.
The right to control and protect one's personal information and online identity, often achieved through measures such as secure passwords and encryption.
A list of content that appears on a user's screen when they log in to a social media platform, usually arranged in reverse chronological order.
The responsible and ethical use of technology and social media, with respect for others' privacy and rights.
A term used to describe shallow or performative forms of online activism on social media, such as liking or sharing posts without taking real-world action.
social media pediatrician who has a significant presence and active engagement on social media platforms as well as knowledge on kids and young adults within the profession
