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ESTUDIO DE LA COMUNICACIÓN DIGITAL Y LA PARTICIPACIÓN EN LAS REDES SOCIALES: CONECTIVIDAD EXACERBADA Y POLÍTICA DE PRIVACIDAD DE DATOS.

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Title: ESTUDIO DE LA COMUNICACIÓN DIGITAL Y LA PARTICIPACIÓN EN LAS REDES SOCIALES: CONECTIVIDAD EXACERBADA Y POLÍTICA DE PRIVACIDAD DE DATOS.
Alternate Title: Study of digital communication and participation in social networks: exacerbated connectivity and data privacy policy.
Authors: Abanades Sánchez, Marta1 marta.abanades@universidadeuropea.es, Vargas Delgado, Jose Jesús1 jjesus.vargas@universidadeuropea.es, Vidal García, Marta Esmeralda1 martaesmeralda.vidal@universidadeuropea.es, Arnaiz Boluda, Daniel1 daniel.arnaiz@universidadeuropea.es
Source: Revista de Comunicación y Salud. 2025, Vol. 15, p1-24. 24p.
Subjects: SOCIAL networks, DATA privacy, DIGITAL communications, INTERNET addiction, SOCIAL interaction, HAZARDS, TEENAGERS, AWARENESS
Abstract (English): Introduction: The exacerbated connectivity that exists in the part of society is increasingly heard more frequently. According to data from the different information channels on exposure and harassment on networks and connectivity by adolescents, we found that 9 out of 10 adolescents connect to the Internet several times a day or are permanently on the Internet. This data does not go unnoticed, nor does the high demand in addiction centers and programs from adolescents. On the other hand, we cannot ignore the data privacy policies on social networks, which are mostly ignored and not very transparent. Our purpose is to investigate the exacerbated connectivity that students in our society currently have, to know their use of devices and to analyze their understanding of platforms and data privacy. Methodology: The methodology used in this research is mixed, quantitative and qualitative. In addition to a descriptive analysis, a questionnaire has been used as an instrument to understand both the students' connectivity and their understanding of data privacy policies. Results: The results confirm how students make massive use of social networks, and, in addition, they are unaware of both the implications and consequences of messages received with a degrading nature, as well as data privacy laws on digital networks. Conclusions: As first conclusions, deeper awareness is necessary in society, families and educational centers to know all the negative health implications that these types of actions can cause. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Introducción: Cada vez se escucha con mayor frecuencia la conectividad exacerbada existente por parte de la sociedad. Según datos de los diferentes canales de información sobre la exposición y el acoso en las redes sobre la conectividad por parte de los adolescentes, encontramos que 9 de cada 10 adolescentes se conectan varias veces al día a internet o están permanentemente en la red. Estos datos no pasan desapercibidos como tampoco lo hace la alta demanda existente en los centros y programas de adicción por parte de los adolescentes. Por otro lado, tampoco se pueden obviar las políticas de privacidad de datos en las redes sociales, en su mayoría ignoradas y poco transparentes. Nuestro propósito es indagar sobre la conectividad exacerbada que tienen actualmente los estudiantes de nuestra sociedad, conocer el uso que hacen de los dispositivos y analizar qué entendimiento tienen sobre las plataformas y la privacidad de datos. Metodología: La metodología utilizada en esta investigación es mixta, cuantitativa y cualitativa. Además de un análisis descriptivo se ha utilizado como instrumento un cuestionario para conocer tanto la conectividad por parte de los estudiantes, como su entendimiento de las políticas de privacidad de datos. Resultados: Los resultados confirman como los estudiantes hacen un uso masivo de las redes sociales, y, además, desconocen tanto las implicaciones y consecuencias de los mensajes recibidos con carácter denigrante, como las leyes de privacidad de datos por parte de las redes digitales. Conclusiones: Como primeras conclusiones se hace necesario una concienciación más profunda en la sociedad, familias y centros educativos para conocer todas las implicaciones negativas en materia de salud que pueden provocar este tipo de acciones. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Introduction: The exacerbated connectivity that exists in the part of society is increasingly heard more frequently. According to data from the different information channels on exposure and harassment on networks and connectivity by adolescents, we found that 9 out of 10 adolescents connect to the Internet several times a day or are permanently on the Internet. This data does not go unnoticed, nor does the high demand in addiction centers and programs from adolescents. On the other hand, we cannot ignore the data privacy policies on social networks, which are mostly ignored and not very transparent. Our purpose is to investigate the exacerbated connectivity that students in our society currently have, to know their use of devices and to analyze their understanding of platforms and data privacy. Methodology: The methodology used in this research is mixed, quantitative and qualitative. In addition to a descriptive analysis, a questionnaire has been used as an instrument to understand both the students' connectivity and their understanding of data privacy policies. Results: The results confirm how students make massive use of social networks, and, in addition, they are unaware of both the implications and consequences of messages received with a degrading nature, as well as data privacy laws on digital networks. Conclusions: As first conclusions, deeper awareness is necessary in society, families and educational centers to know all the negative health implications that these types of actions can cause. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:21745323
DOI:10.35669/rcys.2025.15.e390