The Changing Trend of Self and Privacy Concept Under the Development of social media
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https://doi.org/10.54097/gemfqp04Keywords:
privacy; examine; society.Abstract
This is an article that discusses the development of the concept of self-privacy in the new social media society. Through social situation and social examples, this article mainly discusses how social media and self-concept influence each other. I hope that readers can maintain a sober attitude for a long time to face the ever-changing media development through this article.
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