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PicAlert!: a system for privacy-aware image classification and retrieval

, 2012
Photo publishing in Social Networks and other Web2.0 applications has become very popular due to the pervasive availability of cheap digital cameras, powerful batch upload tools and a huge amount of storage space.
Siersdorfer, Stefan, Zerr, Sergej, Hare, Jonathon   +2 more
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An exploration of the influencing factors of privacy fatigue among mobile social media users from the configuration perspective

Scientific Reports
Privacy fatigue caused by privacy data disclose and the complexity of privacy control has become an important factor influencing people’s privacy decision-making behavior.
Wenjun Wang, Qikai Wu, Dongqi Li, Xinluan Tian   +3 more
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Final report for "Privacy in Asia" scoping project

, 2009
The goal of this scoping exercise was to identify key Asian partners and issues in promoting privacy protection in Asia. The state of regulatory protections (the jurisdiction and powers of the regulators) and legal protections (jurisprudence) was ...
Privacy International
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Dynamics of privacy paradox on social media platforms

People use social media to achieve particular gratifications despite expressing concerns about the related privacy risks that may lead to negative consequences.
Arzoglou, Ektor
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Privacy implications of location and contextual data on the social web

, 2011
Location-based applications have recently begun to emerge on the Social Web. After their appearance numerous concerns with regards to location privacy have been provoked.
Millard, David, Zafeiropoulou, Aristea-Maria, O'Hara, Kieron, Webber, Craig   +3 more
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Final report for "Privacy in Asia" scoping project

, 2009
The goal of this scoping exercise was to identify key Asian partners and issues in promoting privacy protection in Asia. The state of regulatory protections (the jurisdiction and powers of the regulators) and legal protections (jurisprudence) was ...
Privacy International
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Data Privacy in the Internet of Things: A Perspective of Personal Data Store-Based Approaches

Journal of Cybersecurity and Privacy
Data generated by Internet of Things devices enable the design of new business models and services, improving user experience and satisfaction. This data also serve as an essential information source for many fields, including disaster management, bio ...
George P. Pinto, Cássio Prazeres
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“What Can I Really Do?” Explaining the Privacy Paradox with Online Apathy

International Journal of Communication, 2016
Based on focus group interviews, we considered how young adults’ attitudes about privacy can be reconciled with their online behavior. The “privacy paradox” suggests that young people claim to care about privacy while simultaneously providing a great ...
Eszter Hargittai, Alice Marwick
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Privacy and peer-to-peer payment apps

Journal of Global Business Insights
Apps for our smartphones are ubiquitous. Free apps usually require exchanging personal information. Mobile payments in the U.S. are expected to almost double by 2027. Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps are a subcategory of said apps.
Stephen L Baglione, Louis A Tucci
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Self-Imposed Violations of Privacy in Virtual Communities [PDF]

Virtual communities have grown in recent years due to the accessibility and ease of setting up web pages on communal Internet sites. Organizations, including companies that seek to hire new employees, often scan these web sites as part of their ...
John Warren
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