Perceived Risk of Sharing Other People's Information on Facebook: The Perspective of Young People in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

In Vietnam, young people are gradually becoming the most accessible objects to social networks. With the development of technology, they usually use online social networks (ONS) as a tool to update information through multimedia content, which may contain other people's information. In differen...

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Published in:Management review : an international journal 2021-12, Vol.16 (2), p.69-85
Main Authors: Minh, Dinh Tien, Thuy, Tran Ngoc, Nghi, Ngo Nguyen Gia, Vy, Nguyen Yen, Lam, Nguyen Thi Thanh, Minh, Pham Cong
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Disclosure
Influence
Information communication
Information sharing
Personal information
Privacy
Social networks
Social research
Theory of planned behavior
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Summary:In Vietnam, young people are gradually becoming the most accessible objects to social networks. With the development of technology, they usually use online social networks (ONS) as a tool to update information through multimedia content, which may contain other people's information. In different cases, other people's information will be shared and received for different purposes. Therefore, the risk is inevitable and may affect the privacy of individuals whose information is shared, causing turbulence in the community. This study aims to measure impact and Und out the factors that influence the willingness of others to share information on social networks in Ho Chi Minh City by examining young people's perceptions that their activities on Facebook may be risky for other people's information. Besides that, the study proposes solutions to avoid possible risks when sharing information with others.
ISSN:1975-8480