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, 2019 Increased concern about data privacy has prompted new and updated data protection regulations worldwide. However, there has been no rigorous way to test whether the practices mandated by these regulations actually align with the privacy norms of affected
Apthorpe, Noah +2 more
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Human Aspects and Perception of Privacy in Relation to Personalization
, 2017 The concept of privacy is inherently intertwined with human attitudes and behaviours, as most computer systems are primarily designed for human use. Especially in the case of Recommender Systems, which feed on information provided by individuals, their ...
Alekh, Sanchit
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An experimental analysis of bounded rationality: Applying insights from behavioral economics to information systems [PDF]
The paradigm of bounded rationality considers the limited ability of individuals to make consistent and rational choices. Due to the scarcity of research on this phenomenon in information systems, we conducted an experimental study investigating decision-
Franziska Brecht +3 more
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Response to Privacy as a Public Good [PDF]
, 2016 In the spirit of moving forward the theoretical and empirical scholarship on privacy as a public good, this response addresses four issues raised by Professors Fairfield and Engel’s article: first, their depiction of individuals in groups; second ...
Regan, Priscilla M.
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PRIVACY PARADOX: INTEGRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW
Revista de Administração de EmpresasABSTRACT The so-called privacy paradox refers to individuals’ desire for privacy, which is subordinated to their willingness to trade it for the benefits of consuming a product or service, leading to a paradoxical situation. Although multiple theories attempt to explain this phenomenon, there is a lack of studies that integrate, at the construct level,
Renata Benigna Gonçalves +1 more
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The Privacy Paradox Reinterpreted
The notion of the privacy paradox is weaving its way through society, finding adherents left and right. Although it initially referred to the paradoxical situation that to protect people with certain private characteristics you need to register them,* most people know the privacy paradox as a label for the discrepancy between people claiming to want ...
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Debunking the personalisation-privacy paradox
, 2019 Online personalisation offered through the Internet enables retailers to provide customers with contents and services that are tailored based on the customers’ personal information. In general, online personalisation improves the customers’ engagement and buying process, which in turn increases the retailers’ revenue.
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Teenagers’ Digital Security: Sociological Analysis
Интеграция образованияIntroduction. The growing amount of personal data posted by users about themselves and other people on social media platforms, the intensification of user-generated content collection for machine learning determines the relevance of the research.
Sergey G. Ushkin +2 more
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Legal aspects of Big Data - GDPR [PDF]
The use of Big Data presents significant legal problems, especially in terms of data protection. The existing legal framework of the European Union based in particular on the Directive no. 46/95/EC and the General Regulation on the Protection of Personal
Sfetcu, Nicolae
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