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Argues that transparency alone backfires: 700,000 on registry shows public sex‑offender lists include many teens and non‑violent cases, and the one in seven statistic misleads because >90% of online solicitations come from other minors and 69% never attempt offline contact. Describes a literature review that analyzed 400 studies, recounts pushback from an attorney general, and concludes that governments must pair open data with public information literacy, tools to contextualize numbers, and targeted education because access without interpretive skill permits fear and misuse.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 4:17The Sex Offender Registry
- 6:43The Internet Is Dangerous for Children
- 12:14Information Literacy
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