Why Users Ignore Privacy Policies - A Survey and Intention Model for Explaining User Privacy Behavior
Why Users Ignore Privacy Policies - A Survey and Intention Model for Explaining User Privacy Behavior
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为什么用户忽视隐私政策——解释用户隐私行为的调查和意图模型
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-91238-7_45
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2018
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S. Polst
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作者:
M. Rudolph;Denis Feth;S. Polst
Privacy is a vital aspect of IT systems and services, and it is demanded from users and by law. Thus, most data-processing services provide interfaces for users to support transparency (e.g., privacy notices) and self-determination (e.g., privacy settings). In this paper, we present evidence that users do not make use of these privacy interfaces—although they generally would like to. Based on our findings, we present an intention model in order to explain this behavior. The model combines aspects such as privacy demands, motivation and barriers in order to argue about the resulting intention of the user regarding the application of privacy interfaces. We show the applicability of our model by instantiating it to a concrete use case.