With the wide use of social media and other online services, people are getting more
concerned about online privacy. Social media platforms and other online companies are …

In this exploratory study, we investigate the factors affecting two opposite types of online
privacy behavior: 1) online privacy paradox, ie a mismatch between users' online privacy …

Realising that voluntary compliance with online privacy disclosure increases access to
consumer data, there is a need for marketers to better understand the key factors that …

Widespread use of the Internet means that online privacy, or how to protect one's private
information while engaging in online activity, has become a concern for many individuals …

In June 2006, the trustees of ohIo unIversIty (ou) voted unanimously to spend up to $4
million on enhanced information security. The decision came in the wake of the media …

The phenomenon of the privacy paradox states that people are concerned about their data,
but do not behave accordingly by avoiding disclosure of personal data, for instance, when …

Researchers increasingly utilize online tools to gather insights. We show how privacy
comfort as measured by questionnaires differs across various survey sample providers. To …

Social media continues to lead imprudent users into over-sharing, exposing them to various
privacy threats. Recent research thus focusses on nudging the user into the 'right'direction …

Online service providers, such as Facebook and Amazon, are beginning to collect various
kinds of public and private data across the Web for the purposes of targeted marketing. A …

Advances in digital networked communication technology over the last two decades have
brought the issue of personal privacy into sharper focus within contemporary public …