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"A Necessary Evil": Teenagers' Sensemaking of Privacy and Safety Settings on Social Media
Social media platforms are embedded in teenagers' daily lives, supporting friendship and identity while exposing teenagers to unwanted contact and privacy harms. Previous scholarship has documented how attention capture strategies and dark patterns shape social media use, and we extend this work to
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