Geo-Social Consumers: Inverting Privacy Perimeters

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Mobile Interpretation: Geo-Social Consumers: Inverting Privacy Perimeters







Interpret Insight

With major social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter set to incorporate geo-location

functionality, geo-social networking is poised to go mainstream.

Yet, surprisingly, today’s geo-social networkers invert the privacy dynamic seen in the majority of

social networkers, demonstrating less willingness to share their basic demographic information, but

they are almost twice as likely to share their home address as the general population.









Geo-search Geo-social





Utility Entertainment









Individual Shared









“check out” “check in”







e.g. Google e.g.

Maps, Around Foursquare,

Me Gowalla









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Fig 1



Defining Geo-search Vs. Geo-social Apps

While GPS-enabled smartphones have been in the commercial marketplace for several years, it was

the debut of Apple’s iPhone in 2007 that first popularized geo-located mobile applications. The

ability to integrate location into applications spurred an explosion in services ranging from traffic

navigation to geo-tagging photos to guides to public restrooms. One area of location-based services

receiving a great deal of attention is social networks such as Foursquare and Gowalla. However,

while these geo-social applications share much in common with other geo-located services, they also

differ in significant ways (fig. 1):



Utility-driven vs. entertainment-driven: While geo-search applications like Google Maps

and Around Me are utility-driven, geo-social applications are geared more towards

discovering new entertainment venues like bars and restaurants. Additionally, services like

Foursquare and Gowalla

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