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Privacy and Online Social Network: A Model for Analysis…

The popularization of Information and Communication Technologies allowed new forms of interaction, including Online Social Network (OSN) services. These services could share personal data with third-party organizations through Application Programming Interfaces (API), making it a complex task to observe the data flow.

This research proposes a model to identify levels and elements available in the flow of personal data via API between organizations holding OSN services and external agents.

It converged the recurrent mechanisms into providing data sets from the OSN services to external agents from a systematized reading of the technical documentation to establish a database model to fetch unitedly the possibility of storing information about the levels in which API provided personal data to external agents, applying the Entity-Relationship Model. Subsequently, it presents a Data Mart as a proof of concept for the proposed database model, intending to compare the ways of accessing the personal data attributes stored and, following, shared by the OSN services to external agents.

It showed that the model could clarify the elements inherent in the data flow, allowing a more structured analysis, including the possibility of monitoring changes in the API by organizations over time.

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Textual linguistics on the Facebook Vote LGBT page

This research aims to identify the characteristics of textuality in election campaign publications published on the Social Network Online Facebook, posted by the page Vote Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals e Transgender (Vote LGBT).

As for the methodological procedures, the research has an exploratory character with a qualitative approach. The investigation collected data on publications on the page of the social organization Vote LGBT that took place between September 27 and November 15, 2020, during the period of municipal elections.

The results presented the analysis of five photographs published by the Vote LGBT page, based on the characteristics of textuality (intentionality, acceptability, situationality, informativeness, and intertextuality) that allowed visualizing the intention of the producer and the elements that composed the publications.

In conclusion, the research presented that the publications seek to inform the receiver to make known, publicize, disseminate, invite the debate on the guidelines that surround the community and convince the voter to vote for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, + (used to include other gender identities and sexual orientations that do not fit the cis-heteronormative pattern).

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Slow Fashion, Circular and Creative Economy for Environmental Sustainability…

The protagonism that Information and Communication Technologies have gained nowadays has led to virtual spaces of interrelationship, such as Online Social Network Services, expanding the communication possibilities of the most diverse social groups. From the environmental point of view, sustainable movements that aim to promote a more conscious consumption pattern have opportunities for visibility and dissemination of their principles in these virtual spaces.

This article aims to identify and analyze the spread of the principles of the Slow Fashion movement in an Online Social Network Service, Instagram, as an alternative to conscious consumption of clothing that transits between the concepts of Circular Economy and Creative Economy.

This is exploratory and descriptive research, with a qualitative approach, which verifies the presence of Slow Fashion on Instagram from a strategy of information retrieval from the use of keywords, configuring the exploratory part of this research. The results indicate that Slow Fashion is a movement with adherence in Brazil and has a presence on the Instagram platform. It is concluded that facing the ecological crisis, Instagram can contribute to the change of individual habits toward more sustainable consumption.

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Systematic Literature Review on intersections between Human-Computer Interaction and…

The use of Information and Communication Technologies contributed to the emergence (or adaptation) of fields of study dedicated to the interaction between human beings and computer systems, such as Human-Computer Interaction. This research aims to identify and categorize the studies related to Online Social Network Services present in the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, from the perspectives of the seven challenges of Human-Computer Interaction presented by Stephanidis and collaborators. It is research that is characterized in terms of its objectives as an exploratory and descriptive study, applying the principles of Systematic Literature Review as a technique.

67 scientific communications were analyzed. The Human-Environment Interaction theme was the most cited, followed by: Ethics, Privacy and Security; Welfare, Health and Eudaimonia; Human-Technology Symbiosis; and Social Organization and Democracy, respectively. No scientific communications were found that addressed the Accessibility and Universal Access challenge.

Considering the year in which the articles were published, 2018 is observed as the year with the highest number of publications. It was also observed that research related to the theme Online Social Networking Services is dispersed in the journal between 2010 and 2020, and that some terms such as Social Media and Social Network Sites began to be shaped as studies on the topic were deepened.

Based on the analysis carried out, it is possible to affirm that studies that combine Human-Computer Interaction, Information Science and Online Social Network Services demand to be more widely researched.

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