IMPROVING ANONIMITY THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL MEDIA REGISTRATION PROCESS IN SUPPORTING POLICE INVESTIGATION
The advanced development in information technology has had a major impact on human life, one of which is communication. Development affects the presence of social media. The effectiveness in communicating supported by advances in information technology has not fully given positive impacts, but th...
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| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/54515 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | The advanced development in information technology has had a major impact on
human life, one of which is communication. Development affects the presence of
social media. The effectiveness in communicating supported by advances in
information technology has not fully given positive impacts, but this phenomenon is
followed by the development of methods, techniques, and objects for criminals.
Criminals who use computers as breaking rule tools would find both the internet and
social media provide a broad, cheap, iand ipotentially ianonymous iway ito commiti a
crime. In previous studies, Chawkii (2006) istates ithat ianonymity shouldi inot ibe iused
ias ia icloak ito iprotect icriminals. Also, Khanisa (2013) suggests that this matter is
purposed to shape nationality attitude towards what should be done in every case.
Meanwhile, in the law enforcement process, apart from proving a crime, it is vital
for the police to find and pursue the criminals. Besides, Ady Alfan (2008) proves
ithat ithere iis ia ipositive irelationship ibetween Anonimity andi iCyberbullying.
This research examines whether the anonymity improvement in social media
registration process which includes email and cellphone number registration can
make the police investigation become more efficient. The potential crimes are
expected to decrease by tightening emails’ authority according to personal identity,
while still encouraging the freedom of expression in cyberspace. |
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