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--- eis:types:addiction [2025/02/04 14:12] – created tom
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 ===== Subtypes =====
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+  * [None defined]
 ===== Examples: =====
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 ''Once you scroll and you get a fun algorithm with
 fun videos, you just can’t stop there because it’s just
-so much fun. But you really shouldn't.''
+so much fun. But you really shouldn't.''[1]
+''I really don't like the YT rabbit hole and design of YT to be addictive. There are also to many ads. The platform becoming a cesspool for misinformation/disinformation and right wing conspiracy theories is also a very big problem.''[2]
+<wrap lo>This post also refers to [[eis:types:false_information|False information]].</wrap>
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 Snapchat, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter. I know some
 people who, use those applications like 12 hours a day,
-hours a day''
+hours a day.''[1]
 __In favor:__
+===== References =====
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+<WRAP half column>
+[1] Yagil Elias, Tom P. Humbert, Lauren Olson, Emitzá Guzmán. What is unethical about software? User perceptions in the Netherlands. Proceedings of ICSE-SEIS (2025). IEEE.\\
+[2] Tjikhoeri, N., Olson, L. & Guzmán, E. The best ends by the best means: ethical concerns in app reviews. Empir Software Eng 29, 138 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10664-024-10463-7\\
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP half column>
+[3] L. Olson, E. Guzmán and F. Kunneman, "Along the Margins: Marginalized Communities’ Ethical Concerns about Social Platforms," 2023 IEEE/ACM 45th International Conference on Software Engineering: Software Engineering in Society (ICSE-SEIS), Melbourne, Australia, 2023, pp. 71-82, doi: 10.1109/ICSE-SEIS58686.2023.00013.
+</WRAP>
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