Arguments for anonymity
Pages: 141 - 150
Published: Jul 1, 2015
Abstract
This research identifies the balance of arguments relating for and against the use of online anonymity in society in the context of linking users to their true identity via real name policies. Survey results were extracted based on occupational status, focussing on both technology students and those in full time employment, which primarily consisted of staff at a High School. This provided a range of awareness and information (for instance with...
Paper Details
Title
Arguments for anonymity
Published Date
Jul 1, 2015
Pages
141 - 150
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