I had the chance to present our @ikmzmediachange.bsky.social research on the chilling effects of dataveillance, supported by @snsf.ch, meet brilliant researchers, and learn about many inspiring projects on tactics, understandings, and sense-making in datafied and algorithmic societies.

I also appreciated the opportunity to chair a session on strategies and tactics alongside inspiring researchers, and to have great conversations and exchanges! ✨

💡 Supported by @snsf.ch, our user-centered research helps explain variations in sense-making, feelings, and behaviors in response to dataveillance from a service-specific perspective and refines our understanding of how dataveillance can help or hinder people from seizing online opportunities.

📱 Our work highlights the perceived self-evidence of dataveillance on YouTube and demonstrates that individual experiences with dataveillance are highly context-dependent.

🔍 Our interview-based thematic analysis shows that dataveillance on YouTube brings beneficial experiences, and that frequent users tended to accept and take advantage of dataveillance practices rather than resist them.

Thank you Nadja! 😊

This research is part of the @snsf.ch funded project "The Chilling Effects of Dataveillance."
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