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Social media technology has become a primary form of communication in the modern day. Not only do we use it to communicate and share with family and friends, but it has now become a primary resource for the corporate world. For example, LinkedIn has become the leading business network social media platform. There, working individuals are able to create a resume like profile with past work experience, education and even interests. According to NPR's "Social Networking Technology Boosts Job Recruiting" article professional recruiters have now started to hunt for candidates through platforms such as LinkedIn. Maureen Crawford-Hentz, a recruiter for Osram Sylvania was able to find a potential candidate for a marketing manager by searching key words and reviewing people's profiles in order to reach out. This creates a fast and efficient way to recruit for both potential employees and recruiters. On the other hand, putting not only your personal information on casual social networking sites such as Facebook in addition to your job information can create opportunities for identity theft. As mentioned on Wharton, University of Pennsylvania's article with all these combined new technologies for gathering and compiling data it would not be difficult for imposters to steal information or even find you and your family. Since we excessively use these technologies for everyday life, they might potentially create new forms of proving identification.
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6522523&sc=emaf
https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/leaving-friendprints-how-online-social-networks-are-redefining-privacy-and-personal-security/
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