Izazovi za zaštitu privatnosti na Jutjubu
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privatnost, Jutjub, društvene mreže, mediji, zaštita privatnostiApstrakt
Pošto funkcioniše kao medijska platforma, društvena mreža i novi javni prostor, Jutjub omogućava instant deljenje, beskonačno umnožavanje i ponovno deljenje sadržaja što video materijal čini praktično neuništivim, a to postavlja nove izazove za zaštitu privatnosti. Deca i maloletnici su posebno ranjivi, bilo zato što su previše mladi da bi se od njih zatražio pristanak da se pojave u videima svojih roditelja ili zato što još uvek nisu sposobni da sami sa sebe ocene koje privatne informacije mogu da objave. Zakoni u Srbiji ne uspevaju da zaštite privatnost na Jutjubu ostavljajući pojedince na milost i nemilost politikama privatnosti koje propisuje sam Jutjub. Cilj ovog rada je da istraži nove izazove za zaštitu privatnosti tako što će analizirati polise same platforme, zakonski okvir i sadržaje koje objavljuju korisnici. Cilj je takođe da se pomogne u podizanju svesti o ovom problemu i da se istakne značaj učenja dece i mladih o digitalnoj privatnosti.
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