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Privacy in Crisis: A study of self-disclosure during the Coronavirus pandemic

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arxiv 2004.09717 v2 pith:7PTX5ORO submitted 2020-04-21 cs.SI cs.CY

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keywords coronaviruspandemicconversationobservedprivacyself-disclosuretweetsanalyses
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We study observed incidence of self-disclosure in a large dataset of Tweets representing user-led English-language conversation about the Coronavirus pandemic. Using an unsupervised approach to detect voluntary disclosure of personal information, we provide early evidence that situational factors surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic may impact individuals' privacy calculus. Text analyses reveal topical shift toward supportiveness and support-seeking in self-disclosing conversation on Twitter. We run a comparable analysis of Tweets from Hurricane Harvey to provide context for observed effects and suggest opportunities for further study.

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  1. Measuring, Modeling, and Helping People Account for Privacy Risks in Online Self-Disclosures with AI

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    An interview study with 21 Reddit users found that an imperfect AI disclosure detector can still help people reflect on privacy risks, but needs context-aware explanations and personalization.

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