id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
spir-8791	Willson, Michele; Kinder-Kurlanda, Katharina	Playing the algorithm: Mobile gamers’ everyday (in)visibility strategies	2016.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1273	66	49	Through the use of qualitative interviews and a questionnaire, we investigate the practices of casual mobile gamers around management of visibility and invisibility, mainly focusing on the following:  deciding at which point and in which way to link games to social network platforms such as Facebook  balancing sometimes incommensurable game interests such as social interaction, building and stress relief by making use of game features for player interaction (e.g. managing membership in player groups such as ‘neighbourhoods’ or ‘clans’ to fit in with different levels of intimacy and anonymity depending on the situation)  navigating geolocation, personal and social information data choices through game practices We consider these practices as ways of managing privacy requirements within algorithmic public spheres. Such practices lead to data containing an element of recursiveness and ‘cultures of circulation’ emerge as the algorithms adapt to user behaviour and users in turn adapt to the results of algorithmic analyses (Beer and Burrows 2013).	cache/spir-8791.pdf	txt/spir-8791.txt