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Surveillance Culture and Potential Resistance of Social Media in Egypt
Social media companies have become dominant over their users. With digital capabilities that enable them to monitor, analyze and process users’ data, they are able to restrict users’ activities in accordance with their own policies. The present study examines the potential for users to encounter soc...
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2022
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