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Disaster Privacy/Privacy Disaster
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019AbstractPrivacy expectations during disasters differ significantly from nonemergency situations. This paper explores the actual privacy practices of popular disaster apps, highlighting location information flows. Our empirical study compares content analysis of privacy policies and government agency policies, structured by the contextual integrity ...
Madelyn R. Sanfilippo +4 more
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Library Hi Tech, 2007
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide a survey piece on the concept of privacy and the justification of privacy rights.Design/methodology/approachThis article reviews each of the following areas: a brief history of privacy; philosophical definitions of privacy along with specific critiques; legal conceptions of privacy, including the history ...
Randy Kemp, Adam D. Moore
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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide a survey piece on the concept of privacy and the justification of privacy rights.Design/methodology/approachThis article reviews each of the following areas: a brief history of privacy; philosophical definitions of privacy along with specific critiques; legal conceptions of privacy, including the history ...
Randy Kemp, Adam D. Moore
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International Economic Review, 2004 An extensive literature in monetary theory has emphasized the role of money as a record‐keeping device. Money assumes this role in situations where using credit would be too costly, and some might argue that this role will diminish as the cost of information and thus the cost of credit‐based transactions continues to fall.
Charles M. Kahn +2 more
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2011
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when most people shared their life experiences via email or direct instant messaging (IM). With respect to privacy and security, it was a simpler time—users logged in directly to their email or IM accounts and sent links, pictures, and so on directly from their desktop or laptop to one or more specific ...
Chris Dannen, Christopher White
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There was a time in the not-so-distant past when most people shared their life experiences via email or direct instant messaging (IM). With respect to privacy and security, it was a simpler time—users logged in directly to their email or IM accounts and sent links, pictures, and so on directly from their desktop or laptop to one or more specific ...
Chris Dannen, Christopher White
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