#WECHAT WINDOWS MOMENTS KEYGEN#
WhatsApp was the world’s second largest SNS and the world’s largest private SNS, which is a kind of acquaintance social networking site, only friends of the user can see his/her moments ( Lin et al., 2017). According to global social media research released in 2016, Facebook was an open social media platform and the world’s largest SNS.
However, there is a gap in the research relating to the influence of the concealment of users’ identities on self-disclosure or information-sharing behavior on different SNSs.Īccording to the different boundaries associated with information presentation, social networking sites can be classified as public and private. The more open the information sharing, the more a social networking site contributes to participatory social capital ( Park et al., 2012). Indeed, 81% of Internet users used strategies to protect their real identity, and the average anonymity seeker used between 3 and 4 of these strategies each time ( Rainie et al., 2013). On different SNSs, users use different identity construction strategies to find a balance between the exposure and concealment of their real identity ( Cunningham, 2013 Chen et al., 2016). et al., 2015 Dienlin and Metzger, 2016 Chua and Chua, 2017).Ī long line studies have explored factors that may influence one’s information disclosure on SNSs ( Krasnova et al., 2012 Cheung et al., 2015 Shibchurn and Yan, 2015 Zhang and Ling, 2015 Chen et al., 2016 Dienlin and Metzger, 2016 Levontin and Yom-Tov, 2017 Lin and Utz, 2017). Social networking sites, abbreviated SNSs, mainly has three functions: To improve the innovation ability of individuals and groups, to explore social behavior change, and to cultivate collective intelligence ( Cachia et al., 2007), improving people’s lives, users with low self-esteem and life satisfaction benefit most from the use of SNS ( Błachnio et al., 2016), which is positively related to friendship quality ( Wang et al., 2014), and personal characteristics, attitudes, motivations, privacy concerns, and self-efficacy may predict the use of SNSs ( Wang D.
With social networking sites becoming more and more critical, individuals all over the world have integrated these sites into their daily practices ( Lee and Ma, 2012 Cheung et al., 2015). Final indications for future developments are provided, with a special emphasis on the development of these findings in various social networking sites contexts. Important ways to promote attention and share information involve building a familiar relationship with communities and equipping oneself with off-line relations. The results will inform researchers about the importance of incorporating the interpersonal structural features and intrinsic motivation of social networking sites into future studies on online information-sharing behavior. Our findings extend previous studies by showing the totally mediated effect of perceived anonymity on information-sharing behavior on WeChat Moments and the influential mechanism of intrinsic motivation. Moreover, the influence of perceived anonymity on information-sharing behavior, which is entirely mediated by intrinsic motivation has been validated from an empirical perspective. The results demonstrate the significance of familiarity and identifiability in an interpersonal relationship, when using social networking sites. In this study, these users were asked to use WeChat Moments, the most popular mobile private social networking site in China. Based on the self-determination theory, a model was created and tested using a sample of 531 frequent users. We hypothesized a mediator role of intrinsic motivations in the relationship between an individual’s perceptions and information sharing. The current study aims to delve into the impact of familiarity and anonymity on information-sharing behavior, and the mediating role of intrinsic motivations on WeChat Moments. Information-sharing behavior is affected by identity recognition perception.
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