Issues
The management of identity raises a certain number of concerns, such as privacy issues that may lead to the implementation of a surveillance society (Taylor, Lips & Organ 2009), and risks related to the stealing of identity (identity theft).
The advent of the social web, and the important development of online social networking services in particular; for which the management of members' identity is a core element; also creates a certain number of risks related to the disclosure of personal information (Gross, Acquisti & Heinz 2008), and particularly the loss of an individual's privacy (Taylor 2008).
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