Anti-Privacy and Anti-Security Advice on TikTok: Case Studies of Technology-Enabled...
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Dataset of 98 TikToks (66 intimate-partner, 27 parent-child, 5 both) documents 24 techniques for partners and 7 for parents, totaling over 16 million likes. Concrete tactics include exploiting an accessibility call‑pickup to eavesdrop, abusing platform data downloads to fetch Instagram DMs, reading keyboards/emojis as a side channel, hiding AirTags in shoes, and pushing Family apps like Life360/Bark. Videos frame partner advice covertly and parenting advice overtly; researchers recreate and paraphrase clips for ethics.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:41case study methodology
- 3:43data analysis
- 4:22ethical considerations
- 5:11overview of case studies
- 7:56social context: social acceptability
- 8:51social context: gender
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