N: Do you own a social network?
M: yes, facebook and myspace
N: Do you feel it invades peoples privacy?
M: depends if the person wants everyone to know their business, they could easily post something that would allow everyone to do so.
N: LIke what give me an example?
M: Say someone changes their relationship status, on Facebook it allows everyone to see this and they comment asking you questions about it.
N: Do you think that [facebook] gives your friends too much insight into your own life?
M: Not really, after all it is only your friends who would be seeing things about you, when some people add just about everyone, then the world can see; that could become an invasion of privacy.
N:Do you think that maturity is a necessity when dealing with social networks in general?
M: yes, because i wouldn't want to be friends or follow with someone who posts naked pics of themself or stupid comments.
N: Would you say that technology allows you a greater ability to see other peoples lives, such as your friends?
M: yes, facebook allows me to see what all my friends are up to
My interview with Martha gave me great insight into another persons perspective on social networking. She stands where i stand on the belief that technology does allow college students to be interactive with other students and have access to their current situation.
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Ok, but what are the benefits of this social networking? Think deeper about Martha's responses instead of using her answers to agree with you.
ReplyDeleteGood that you have an interview but did you get what you wanted to hear? or was it something different. Do you also agree with the answers she gave you or is that what you wanted to hear? You should ask her another question that would go against you so that you could argue your point better.
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