Jule Murmann
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Dr. Jule Murmann is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital technologies, social work, and privacy protection. Her work critically examines how emerging technologies—from AI-powered learning assistants to video monitoring systems—impact vulnerable populations, particularly children and teenagers. Murmann’s major contribution lies in developing practical frameworks for privacy-preserving technology selection in social work settings, ensuring that digital tools serve rather than surveil their users. Her most-cited paper, "Kriterien für die Auswahl privatsphäreschützender Messenger-Dienste für Einrichtungen der Sozialen Arbeit" (2021), provides essential criteria for social institutions to adopt secure communication tools without compromising client confidentiality. With 3 citations, this work has already influenced German-speaking social work practitioners navigating the tension between technological innovation and ethical obligations. Murmann’s research is particularly notable for bridging theoretical privacy concerns with actionable, real-world guidelines—a rare and vital contribution in an era where digital surveillance increasingly shapes childhood development. Her scholarship empowers social workers to make informed technological choices, ensuring that privacy remains a fundamental right in digitally mediated care environments.
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