Rashtian et al., 2014 - Google Patents
To befriend or not? A model of friend request acceptance on FacebookRashtian et al., 2014
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- 7653145387470821937
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- Rashtian H
- Boshmaf Y
- Jaferian P
- Beznosov K
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- 10th Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS 2014)
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Accepting friend requests from strangers in Facebook-like online social networks is known to be a risky behavior. Still, empirical evidence suggests that Facebook users often accept such requests with high rate. As a first step towards technology support of users in their …
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