Post by sakibkhan48 on Feb 24, 2024 9:50:02 GMT
Even if at the beginning of this article we agreed that we are immersed in filter bubbles of our own creation, we must consider that social media has no reason to prevent us from reading news with visions distant from ours. In fact, if we choose to open a news story that is different from those we normally open, the algorithm will continue to show us content that broadens our ideological frame . In this way we will make our bubble less isolated and we will be able to make less self-referential judgments. In other words, we can change our feed. As? Definitely bursting filter bubbles is not possible since it goes against the very concept of a filter bubble, but there is always good news.
If we become aware of the mechanisms that dominate the network we can reduce the effect of echo chambers in three ways: deceiving the algorithms: also follow accounts you disagree with to learn about views different from yours Informing ourselves from different sources : It's tough, but make it a personal challenge promoting the exchange of opinions also in online conversations Europe Cell Phone Number List This image has an empty alt attribute; the file name is Pop-the-bubble-and-decrease-the-echo-effect-1.jpg Before I leave you Thank you for reading this article which is part of the Social Education project created by Marketing Espresso in collaboration with University Network and the Digital Ethical Movement with the aim of improving your digital experience and spreading awareness. If you missed the other articles you can find them here. Why we do it, more info and all the details of the project can be read here .One day you wake up and find that everyone agrees with what you think.
What is a Filter Bubble, BBVA If it seems to you that echo chamber and filter bubble are similar, we need to make a clarification. Although they are sometimes used synonymously, the terms indicate different phenomena : echo chambers are how we only see information from like-minded people filter bubbles are spaces created by our previous online behaviors that determine what content we will see on our feed and with what hierarchy of importance they will appear. To draw the threads of the discussion, the unpleasant thing that can happen to you is to remain closed in your bubble, thus avoiding comparison with different positions and weakening your ability to express judgments based on facts. This will lead you to amplify your positions due to the false perception that everyone thinks like you.
If we become aware of the mechanisms that dominate the network we can reduce the effect of echo chambers in three ways: deceiving the algorithms: also follow accounts you disagree with to learn about views different from yours Informing ourselves from different sources : It's tough, but make it a personal challenge promoting the exchange of opinions also in online conversations Europe Cell Phone Number List This image has an empty alt attribute; the file name is Pop-the-bubble-and-decrease-the-echo-effect-1.jpg Before I leave you Thank you for reading this article which is part of the Social Education project created by Marketing Espresso in collaboration with University Network and the Digital Ethical Movement with the aim of improving your digital experience and spreading awareness. If you missed the other articles you can find them here. Why we do it, more info and all the details of the project can be read here .One day you wake up and find that everyone agrees with what you think.
What is a Filter Bubble, BBVA If it seems to you that echo chamber and filter bubble are similar, we need to make a clarification. Although they are sometimes used synonymously, the terms indicate different phenomena : echo chambers are how we only see information from like-minded people filter bubbles are spaces created by our previous online behaviors that determine what content we will see on our feed and with what hierarchy of importance they will appear. To draw the threads of the discussion, the unpleasant thing that can happen to you is to remain closed in your bubble, thus avoiding comparison with different positions and weakening your ability to express judgments based on facts. This will lead you to amplify your positions due to the false perception that everyone thinks like you.