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As the number of SNSs sharply increases, the privacy of the Internet becomes a controversial area, and more and more SNSs provide privacy levels. Private or password protected blogs are becoming more common, and some websites (like Google+ and Facebook) let you customize and share information based on a specific group of users . In addition, LMS blogs (such as Blackboard and Canvas blogs) are very secure Web sites, and content that you generally wrote in these spaces can only be found in teachers and classmates. Thus, the description of Blackboard and Canvas is semi-public. The advantage of using Blackboard and Canvas' blogging features is that it will enhance privacy while functioning like other blogspaces.

When Internet search is gradually replaced from the website, there are areas where writers personal property and personal brands are still protected: blog. Search will generate results for a specific topic but you can keep it up-to-date by focusing on your blog of interest. RSS reader software provides a way to manage blog subscriptions and bookmarks. The community is linked by comments on blog posts. Bloggers are well known and subscribe directly. Well, whenever there is an unprotected online resource, some startups will enter it and harvest it. Social media tools simplify link sharing. Therefore, "Influencer" can easily post links to articles written by others in their social media feed. The conversation was deleted from the blog post, but it was developed with the influencer feed. Therefore, well written articles became resources for influencers. As a result, the number of new blogs is decreasing

Blog software allows three levels of privacy password to protect the most intimate blogs; user's blog service lists most public blogs on blog, search engines are easy to find. Private blogs are neither completely private nor fully public. If you do not know the URL, you can not find a blog that is not on the list. It is only published if a link is included and someone clicks on the link selected by the search engine. Since most blogs contain links that someone may click on, blogs that are not on the list are not secure, but if you link to a site that you rarely visit and activate the link, There is a possibility that it does not look like (Nardi et al), 2004)