YouTube和TikTok上关于内容过滤与规避的家长及儿童安全建议
Security Advice for Parents and Children About Content Filtering and Circumvention as Found on YouTube and TikTok
AI总结：
本研究分析YouTube和TikTok上839个关于内容过滤与规避的视频，发现约四分之三建议准确，针对儿童的视频更易不准确且可操作，且缺乏伦理讨论，呼吁安全专家加强平台参与。
摘要：
在当今数字时代，对在线安全和隐私的担忧已变得至关重要。然而，解决这些问题可能很困难，尤其是在家庭关系的背景下，家长和儿童可能拥有相互冲突的利益。在这种环境中，家长和儿童可能会求助于在线安全建议来决定如何行事。在本文中，我们考察了YouTube和TikTok上提供给家长和儿童的关于内容过滤和规避的建议。在对这些主题查询返回的839个视频的分析中，我们发现其中一半（n=399）提供了相关建议。我们的结果显示，在这些视频中，大约四分之三是准确的，其余四分之一包含事实上不正确的建议。我们发现，针对儿童的视频比针对家长的视频更可能不准确且更具可操作性，使儿童面临采取有害行动的更大风险。此外，我们发现，虽然针对家长的建议视频偶尔会讨论内容过滤和设备监控的伦理问题（包括尊重儿童自主权的建议），但没有任何关于规避内容过滤的伦理或风险的此类讨论提供给儿童，使他们意识不到这样做可能涉及的任何风险。最终，我们的研究表明，基于视频的社交媒体网站已经是安全建议传播的有效来源，公众将受益于安全研究人员和从业者更多地参与这些平台，既用于创建内容，也用于创建旨在帮助更有效过滤的工具。
英文摘要：
In today's digital age, concerns about online security and privacy have become paramount. However, addressing these issues can be difficult, especially within the context of family relationships, wherein parents and children may have conflicting interests. In this environment, parents and children may turn to online security advice to determine how to proceed. In this paper, we examine the advice available to parents and children regarding content filtering and circumvention as found on YouTube and TikTok. In an analysis of 839 videos returned from queries on these topics, we found that half (n=399) provide relevant advice. Our results show that of these videos, roughly three-quarters are accurate, with the remaining one-fourth containing factually incorrect advice. We find that videos targeting children are both more likely to be incorrect and actionable than videos targeting parents, leaving children at increased risk of taking harmful action. Moreover, we find that while advice videos targeting parents will occasionally discuss the ethics of content filtering and device monitoring (including recommendations to respect children's autonomy) no such discussion of the ethics or risks of circumventing content filtering is given to children, leaving them unaware of any risks that may be involved with doing so. Ultimately, our research indicates that video-based social media sites are already effective sources of security advice propagation and that the public would benefit from security researchers and practitioners engaging more with these platforms, both for the creation of content and of tools designed to help with more effective filtering.
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