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Multiple Email Addresses: A Socio-technical Investigation.

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Personal Information Management and User Behavior Media and Digital Communication Privacy, Security, and Data Protection

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This research investigates individuals ’ everyday use of multiple electronic mail addresses. Email remains the dominant form of online communication. According to research by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 93 % of Internet users have sent or received email. [20] [15] In preliminary interviews I conducted, nearly all participants maintained multiple email addresses. These prelimi-

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