With businesses ranging from app makers to educational software companies to tech giants like Google and Facebook all gathering reams of information about their users, it takes increased vigilance to maintain our fundamental right to protect our privacy.
While the structure of Facebook isn't nearly as permissive as, say, a private message board or tracker site, the sheer amount of activity produced by hundreds of millions of users demands a level of vigilance matchable only perhaps by that exerted by YouTube administrators.
Outbreaks among heroin users occur intermittently (34 ), hence vigilance should be exercised for these patients.
The breadth and lack of knowledge about the characteristics of new or anonymous site visitors, or Web-based application users, argues for new best practices in usability studies, new accepted levels of statistical confidence, and new vigilance as to the user profiles of potential visitors, actual visitors, and buyers.
All but one (vigilance of the road and its users) was directly related to the three core tasks.
But an awareness program that emphasizes constant vigilance would be a good step: users need to remember that just because their friend's smiling face is sitting next to the chat window, that doesn't necessarily mean it's them.
But cloud breaches such as the iCloud photo situation or widely publicized storage hacks will only cause technology providers and end-users to develop better systems and increase their vigilance.
That suggests a heightened level of vigilance not only about how much Facebook users wish to reveal to the world, but also how much they wish to reveal to Facebook, the omniscient observer.
However, although McKenna recognized vigilance disturbances in EEG recordings among Ecstasy users [29], specific analyses have not been performed so far.
Nicotine users may perform some tasks better, especially those involving vigilance and rapid visual cue processing [ 66, 67].
