ENT3003
2/13/20
Testing the Hypothesis
Person 1: A mother of two girls; She felt that this was a very serious issue as her girls spend most of their time on social media. She likes my idea of having social media platforms require less personal information because it makes her feel safer when her kids are using these applications.
Person 2: A 16 year old; Her favorite app is Snapchat and she believes they do not require as much personal information as something like Facebook so she feels she will not face this problem or opportunity.
Person 3: A 22 year old; He used social media often not only for pleasure but also as a way to find a job as he gets closer to graduation. Due to this, much of his personal information is located on these social media platforms so he does get nervous about the common issue of violation of data privacy.
Person 4: A father of a boy and a girl; With his children always on social media, he agrees that these apps need to require less information in order to prevent people from stealing or releasing personal data.
Person 5: A 70 year old; Technology and social media has changed very much over the years so she has never experienced this problem of privacy violations. She agrees that personal information should not be shared, however, she is not really first hand aware of this growing issue.
Inside the Boundary:
Who is in it: All people that use social media platforms
What is the Need: For stronger security
Why the Need Exists: Personal data is being taken from social media sites and shared
Outside the Boundary:
Who is not: Social media companies and the people that are actually violating customers privacy
What the Need is Not: Don’t show concern for data privacy
Alternative Explanations: Only care about the fun part of social media rather than the safety aspect
2/13/20
Testing the Hypothesis
Person 1: A mother of two girls; She felt that this was a very serious issue as her girls spend most of their time on social media. She likes my idea of having social media platforms require less personal information because it makes her feel safer when her kids are using these applications.
Person 2: A 16 year old; Her favorite app is Snapchat and she believes they do not require as much personal information as something like Facebook so she feels she will not face this problem or opportunity.
Person 3: A 22 year old; He used social media often not only for pleasure but also as a way to find a job as he gets closer to graduation. Due to this, much of his personal information is located on these social media platforms so he does get nervous about the common issue of violation of data privacy.
Person 4: A father of a boy and a girl; With his children always on social media, he agrees that these apps need to require less information in order to prevent people from stealing or releasing personal data.
Person 5: A 70 year old; Technology and social media has changed very much over the years so she has never experienced this problem of privacy violations. She agrees that personal information should not be shared, however, she is not really first hand aware of this growing issue.
Inside the Boundary:
Who is in it: All people that use social media platforms
What is the Need: For stronger security
Why the Need Exists: Personal data is being taken from social media sites and shared
Outside the Boundary:
Who is not: Social media companies and the people that are actually violating customers privacy
What the Need is Not: Don’t show concern for data privacy
Alternative Explanations: Only care about the fun part of social media rather than the safety aspect
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