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spir-10516	Zimmer, Michael; Chamberlain Kritikos, Katie; Vitak, Jessica; Kumar, Priya; Liao, Yuting	PRIVACY BOUNDARIES AND INFORMATION FLOW SOLIPSISM IN THE PERSONAL FITNESS INFORMATION ECOSYSTEM	2018.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1534	87	53	Specifically, we argue while fitness tracker users take steps to manage privacy boundaries (Petronio, 2002), they also succumb to “information flow solipsism” (Proferes, 2017), meaning that while users might understand the primary technical functions and features of their fitness trackers, they are broadly unaware of “how the technology operates at a broader techno-cultural or socioeconomic level” (Proferes, 2017, p. 10). Our findings suggest the dangers of information flow solipsism extends to fitness tracker users, where users might feel content with their management of privacy boundaries related to their PFI, while failing to understand how personal fitness information flows beyond their device lead to unanticipated privacy risks.	cache/spir-10516.pdf	txt/spir-10516.txt