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Record ID: b5a25645-5a92-40c2-bb1e-7aec1e59de71
Type: Journal Article
Title: Technology and the risks to personal safety
Other Titles: SAFE : The domestic abuse quarterly
Authors: Atkinson, Shirley
Keywords: Cyberstalking and digital technology;Prevention;Stalking
Year: 2007
Publisher: Women's Aid Federation of England
Citation: 22, Summer 2007
Notes:  General Overview: This article from the United Kingdom discusses research exploring the potential for harm brought about by the intersection between internet connectivity and personal data.

Discussion: The author carried out semi-structured interviews with two managers of refuges, two outreach workers and representatives from the Department of Probation and the police. Focus groups were also carried out with young people.

* Perpetrators trawling for information on social networking sites, emails, mobile phone records, public records and third party databases
* Perpetrators stalking victims through mobile phones, by checking calls and messages
The author details a trial of a prototype for a browser plugin, which informs users about the consequences of their actions and highlights where their personal information is being divulged. The plugin uses a traffic light system to warn users of risky online behaviour.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/12769
ISSN: 1476-2455
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