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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"privacy paradox"”.

  1. Consumer Motivation and the Privacy Paradox

    … when faced with protecting their digital data privacy. Known as the privacy paradox, it is the idea that what a person says they believe (protecting their data privacy is paramount) is not reflective of how they act (relinquishing their data privacy). In other words, what people express about …

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  2. Toward an Explanation of the Privacy Paradox in Social Network Sites: A Normalized Measurement Approach

    … (SNS). As a result, many have exposed their privacy to some serious threats. Researchers tried to understand what factors could influence online self-disclosure behavior, and arguably, one of the most researched factors is ‘privacy concerns’. Many studies found discrepancies between reported …

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  3. The Privacy Paradox: Factors influencing information disclosure in the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) in South Africa

    … their personal information despite potential privacy breaches. Therefore, this paper examines factors that influence the willingness to disclose personal information in the use of IoT in South Africa (SA) with the use of the privacy calculus as the theoretical underpinnings of this research. …

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  4. Location privacy exchange behavior: development and testing of two proposed models

    Researchers studying the role of privacy perceptions in Location-Based Services (LBS) have primarily focused on information disclosure decisions at the individual transaction level, weighing the benefits of LBS against the risks of a potential privacy breach. In contrast, two of the three essays in …

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  5. Privacy vs. Security: Fear appeals, terrorism and the willingness to allow increased government surveillance

    … investigates the relationship between fear and privacy by using the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) to examine whether there is an association between fear appeals and the willingness to allow increased governmental surveillance of online and phone communications. Research suggests that, …

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  6. Beyond Privacy Concerns: Examining Individual Interest in Privacy in the Machine Learning Era

    … Microsoft Cortana, and the like has raised privacy concerns among consumers and privacy advocates. We use the enhanced APCO model as the theoretical lens to investigate how the disclosure of human involvement during the supervised machine learning process affects consumers' privacy decision …

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  7. Facebook: Where privacy concerns and social needs collide

    … but Facebook use involves compromising one’s privacy in relation to both other users and to the Facebook corporation and its affiliated businesses. This analysis explores respondents’ reasons for using Facebook together with their Facebook-related privacy concerns, and how these factors …

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