ANALISIS POTENSI PERPUSTAKAAN PADA FENOMENA OVERSHARING DI MASYARAKAT
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Abstract
Social media is one of the places to be able to access information, it is so popularly used by the people of Indonesia. In addition to being able to access existing information, users can also share any information the findings from Ipos state that Indonesia is ranked 2nd in the behavior of sharing anything on social media, unfortunately many of them do not understand the dangers of excessive sharing of privacy on social media which is known as oversharing. The role of an institution is needed to be able to educate about privacy to the public. Institutions that have this potential are libraries. This is the background of this study to further analyze the potential of libraries on the phenomenon of oversharing in society. The method used is library research or literature study, namely bibliographic research and scientific systematics which include collecting bibliographic materials including books or other readings related to the research objectives. The results of the study show that the library as an information provider with high credibility has the potential to be the front line to the protector for users related to privacy on social media. Libraries can raise awareness little by little about the importance of protecting personal information on social media. Thus, users can know and understand the consequences and potential of various publicly available information. For this reason, further user education that can be held by the library regarding privacy literacy is needed to be able to explain and explain the existing understanding of privacy literacy.
Abstrak
Media sosial menjadi salah satu tempat untuk dapat mengakses informasi, begitu populer digunakan oleh masyarakat Indonesia. Selain dapat mengakses informasi yang ada pengguna juga dapat membagikan informasi apa saja. Temuan dari Ipos menyebutkan Indonesia berada pada peringkat 2 pada perilaku membagikan apa saja di media sosial, sayangnya banyak dari mereka tidak memahami bahayanya jika berlebihan membagikan privasi di media sosial yang dikenal dengan oversharing. Dibutuhkannya peran suatu lembaga untuk dapat mengedukasi perihal privasi ke masyarakat. Lembaga yang memiliki potensi tersebut adalah perpustakaan. Hal tersebut yang melatarbelakangi penelitian ini untuk menganalisis lebih lanjut mengenai potensi perpustakaan pada fenomena oversharing di masyarakat. Metode yang digunakan menggunakan metode penelitian kajian pustaka atau studi kepustakaan, yaitu cara penelitian bibliografi serta sistematis ilmiah yang meliputi, mengumpulkan bahan bahan bibliografi diantaranya adalah buku ataupun bacaan lainnya yang berkaitan dengan sasaran penelitian. Hasil dari penelitian menunjukkan bahwa perpustakaan sebagai penyedia informasi dengan kredibilitas yang tinggi memiliki potensi menjadi garda terdepan sampai dengan pelindung bagi pemustaka terkait dengan privasi di media sosial. Perpustakaan dapat menyadarkan sedikit demi sedikit mengenai pentingnya melindungi informasi pribadi di media social. Dengan demikian, pemustaka dapat mengetahui dan memahami konsekuensi dan potensi dari berbagai informasi yang ada secara publik. Untuk itu, diperlukanedukasi pemustaka lebih lanjut yang dapat diselenggarakan oleh perpustakaan mengenai literasi privasi untuk dapat menjelaskan dan memaparkan mengenai pemahaman literasi privasi yang ada.
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