Reflective Critique 2
References
Abidin, C. (2018). Internet celebrity: Understanding fame online. Internet Celebrity: Understanding Fame Online, 101–149. doi.org/10.1108/978-...
Burgess, J., & Green, J. (2023). YouTube: Online video and participatory culture (2nd ed.). Polity Press.

Question 2: Loss of Status via Democratization — Amy Cooper (“Central Park Karen”)
Answer: In May 2020, Amy Cooper, a white corporate executive, falsely accused Christian Cooper (not related), a Black birdwatcher of threatening her life in Central Park, New York,

Reflective Critique 2
Question 1: Rise to Fame via Democratization — Khaby Lame
Khabane Lame (Khaby Lame), a Senegalese-Italian content-creator, has gained his entire popularity due to the democratization of the platform of the Tik Tok application. He initially became viral in March–April 2020

Q2
2/6. Screenshot URL
   https://www.privacyrights.org]

 The privilege is a site that is supplying information and tips on internet privacy . This screen shot can be associated with the privacy over the Internet and significance of the knowledge of the data collection and use over the Internet.

Q2
1/6. screenshot
    [URL: https://www.wired.com]

The article offers an understanding of the dilemma of attempting to keep the privacy on the internet and Streisand effect. The paper explains why it is a risk to store personal information in the Internet.

Question 2: Can we really have an opportunity to enjoy our privacy via the Internet or it is just a smokescreen?
The phenomenon of online privacy is quite complicated since it is the Streisand effect. Admittedly, the Streisand effect could be achieved, internet and data mining.

References

Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act. . Managing your online presence. Retrieved from www.identitytheft.gov

References
Cartoonstock. Cartoon depicting a dog sitting at a computer. Retrieved from www.cartoonstock.com
Guardian News and Media.  The Streisand effect. Retrieved from www.theguardian.com

Part 2:Comment on Peer ‘s post
This post about Streisand effect and online identity appealed to me, really Alex. One of the articles I have found was about how the Streisand effect could be magnified by social media as well so that people will be unable to control the narrative.

Question 1: How does the phrase "On the web, no one knows you're a dog" help us understand online identity and the Streisand effect?