I think that filter bubbles can be in the different
databases. I do think that no one really takes the time to delete website
searches, cookies, passwords, and other things that were said on the webpage
about how to get rid of the filter bubbles. When students or just people in
general use the databases in the library, they do not think to delete what they
search for. I am not sure if the librarians or other people that work in the
library take the time out to delete the history and the other stuff, but they
all build up and I think Google or any of the other search engines do the
filters and I think the search engines limit future searches even more. I personally
have not noticed any searches, but I think if I, or someone else, were to bring
their personal laptop to the library and search the same topic on their laptop
and the computer in the library, I do believe that there would be different
searches. I still think that it is crazy how the simple research Pariser did
with his friends is a great example of the filter bubbles and I think if
someone did the same simple research with different library databases and home computers
or laptops will yield the same results as Pariser, different results for the
same topic.
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