Users’ Awareness of Personal Information on Social Media: Case on Undergraduate Students of Universitas Indonesia

Posting a personal data information on social media can be easily done by anyone. These activities are easily found on the user\u27s social media profile page, which is not uncommon to contain personal information. This is coupled with the possibility of security gaps in social media services, can be utilized for various purposes, and by anyone, including other users and service providers themselves. On the other hand, regulations and policies regarding personal data information, have not been clearly regulated in Indonesia. By using a qualitative approach, this research aims to determine the stage of the user consciousness related to personal data information, and a variety of personal data information that is listed on the user\u27s social media. The results show that the stage of consciousness arises when the user thinks critically in the decision of the inclusion of a personal data information. The results of the study also showed that users know a variety of personal data information, which is appropriate for each user\u27s background. This research also suggests that the social media users should provide themselves with the sufficient knowledge of social media usage

Seroepidemiological Analysis of Contagious Caprine Pleuropneumonia through cELISA in Selected Districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa-Pakistan

Contagious caprine pleuropneumonia (CCPP) is a fatal disease of goats caused by Mycoplasma capricolum subsp. capripneumoniae (Mccp).This disease has been causing huge economic losses to goat rearing farmers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.  Seroepidemiological study of this disease was conducted for the first time in selected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa namely Swat, Peshawar, Kohat and Dera Ismail Khan. Total 384 serum samples were collected randomly from goats having different ages and both sexes showing respiratory signs belonging to flocks with no vaccination history against CCPP. The serum samples were examined for Mccp directed antibodies using monoclonal antibody based cELISA. Out of total 384 samples 15 samples were detected positive on cELISA with 3.91% overall seroprevalence in the selected districts. The highest CCPP seroprevalence was recorded in district Swat (8.33%) followed by district Kohat and D.I Khan (3.13% in each district) and the lowest seroprevalence was observed in district Peshawar (1.04%). Age based CCPP seroprevalence was found highest (6.73%) in the goat kids of age 1 to 180 days followed by the (3.85%) young goat of 181 to 365 days while the lowest was found in the adult goats (2%) with age more than one year.Sex based seroprevalence was found more in female goats (4.01%) as compare to male goats (3.33%). This study determined the load of CCPP using highly specific monoclonal antibody based cELISA kit in the selected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for the first time. Further study on CCPP is needed with increased sample size, that cover wider region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as necessary for limiting this disease through effective control measures.

Users’ Awareness of Personal Information on Social Media: Case on Undergraduate Students of Universitas Indonesia

Posting a personal data information on social media can be easily done by anyone. These activities are easily found on the user\u27s social media profile page, which is not uncommon to contain personal information. This is coupled with the possibility of security gaps in social media services, can be utilized for various purposes, and by anyone, including other users and service providers themselves. On the other hand, regulations and policies regarding personal data information, have not been clearly regulated in Indonesia. By using a qualitative approach, this research aims to determine the stage of the user consciousness related to personal data information, and a variety of personal data information that is listed on the user\u27s social media. The results show that the stage of consciousness arises when the user thinks critically in the decision of the inclusion of a personal data information. The results of the study also showed that users know a variety of personal data information, which is appropriate for each user\u27s background. This research also suggests that the social media users should provide themselves with the sufficient knowledge of social media usage

The Effect of Information-Seeking Behavior on Gen-Z Political Preference: Study on 2020 District Heads Election in Depok and South Tangerang

Generation Z in Indonesia will use their political right for the first time during the upcoming 2020 District Heads Election that will be held in some cities in Indonesia, including in Depok and South Tangerang. This study aims to understand the effect of information seeking behavior on Gen-Z political preferences as new voters in the upcoming 2020 Depok and South Tangerang city mayor election. A survey will be performed to collect the data by distributing a questionnaire to 278 respondents aged 17 to 23 and live in Depok or South Tangerang. It was found that the political parties are not a factor that encourages them to seek information on the election. Information about the profiles, ideologies, leadership, and work programs of regional head candidates is the type of information they need. Political party websites, candidates personal websites and radio were not their main choices in seeking election information. Various media for candidate campaigns, including the use of celebrities, did not significantly influence their political decisions. Instagram and Twitter are the most preferred social media platforms for finding election information. Family and closest friends are one of their sources of information in obtaining information. Candidates for regional heads who have character: integrity, can bring change, understand various problems in their region and are able to offer solutions, are populist and honest / free from corruption practices; is the figure of the candidate for regional head they will elect. The racial and gender factors did not influence their political choices. Their track record, work program and ideology influence their political choices. The findings of this study will be useful to political parties in developing their future election communication strategies