It used to be easy to know who we were, and for others to know they were actually interacting with us. We had common badges of identity: Social Security cards, Driver's Licenses, the physical familiarity of friends and family. But online that has all changed. Identity is slippery. We can masquerade and others can masquerade as us. For Social to come into full flower, a new definition of...
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It used to be easy to know who we were, and for others to know they were actually interacting with us. We had common badges of identity: Social Security cards, Driver's Licenses, the physical familiarity of friends and family. But online that has all changed. Identity is slippery. We can masquerade and others can masquerade as us. For Social to come into full flower, a new definition of personal identity must be forged.