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Privacy of Children in Foster Care
Roberto Hoyle, Karla A. Badillo-Urquiola, Tamara Peyton, Pamela Wiśniewski ·
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We present the argument that privacy research related to adolescents and their online safety is lacking, in that the current research tends to focus on general populations of teens and not on those who are most vulnerable to encountering online risks. Therefore, we present a case study of the privacy and online safety tensions experienced by foster parents and the teens (ages 13 – 17) they take into their homes.