Abstract
This thesis analyzes the influence of algorithmically curated information flows, personalized recommendations, filter bubbles, and echo chambers on social consciousness in digital media environments. It considers the opportunities associated with behavioral data collection and profiling, alongside risks relating to manipulation, privacy, and critical thinking.
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