A Survey on Facebook Users and Information Privacy

Presthus, Wanda; Vatne, Dina Marie

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2019.12.152

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“…Changes in users' lives and relationships, as well as in the social media platforms themselves, may then result in discrepancies between the active privacy setting of the entry and the desired setting [82]. Obviously, with the increasing popularity of social networks, research interests in methods to protect the privacy of individuals who participate in them have increased [80,[83][84][85]. Most research efforts are devoted to identifying and formalising privacy violations [86], anonymising network data [54], or developing privacy settings strategies [87].…”

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“…The article extended the theory by identifying intergenerational differences in aspects related to the four generations of Generations BB, X, Y, Z. Fourth, the literature has explored methods of protecting the individuals' privacy [80,[83][84][85]. However, there has been a lack of work on the differences between the generations and genders.…”

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Social Media in Sustainable Tourism Recovery

2022

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In the light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is crucial to manage tourist destinations to allow the recovery of tourism on the one hand and reduce its negative impact on the environment and the local community on the other. Information provided via social media (SM) by both residents and tourists can help restart tourism. This paper identifies ways of sharing travel experiences by tourists on social media. The research was conducted in Poland on a sample of 271 respondents from each generation using questionnaires. Results showed that the way tourists use SM during and after their trip differs by generation and gender what could be used in promoting responsible behaviour for sustainable tourism. Differences between generations can be observed in behaviours such as ongoing planning the trip, obtaining information about the place to stay, keeping a photo album for friends, and writing reviews. Moreover, more often than men, women use SM to obtain information about the place of stay and share their impressions of the trip by sending MMS or emails. Tracking tourists’ travel behaviour on social media will allow city managers to gather information and respond to their needs and expectations and ensure effective urban management and city promotion.

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Social Media in Sustainable Tourism Recovery

2022

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“…Alguns exemplos podem ser citados sobre esse assunto (Presthus, 2019;). Houve casos em que os preços de hotéis variavam de acordo com os locais frequentados pelo usuário, ou alguém que, ao mudar o status de relacionamento no Facebook de solteiro para noivado, começou a receber anúncios de anéis de noivados.…”

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Utilização e compartilhamento de dados capturados por aplicativos de smartphones: uma revisão sistemática de literatura

Silva¹,

Rosa²,

Ferneda³

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As pesquisas sobre segurança de dados têm avançado nos últimos anos influenciadas pela expansão de aparelhos móveis, cada vez mais presentes na vida das pessoas. No mesmo sentido, também cresce a importância dada por nossa socie-dade à privacidade e segurança dos dados gerados ou armazenados nesses dispositivos. Assim, pesquisadores se veem estimu-lados a compreender de que forma esses dados podem ser acessados por aplicativos e pelo próprio sistema operacional neles instalados. Esse é um tema de pesquisa relativamente novo, mas já com significativa quantidade de trabalhos publicados na última década. Dessa forma, é pertinente uma sistematização de conhecimento para um melhor direcionamento de pesquisas sobre o assunto. O objetivo deste trabalho é realizar uma revisão sistemática de literatura sobre a utilização de informações produzidas em smartphones.

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“…Numerous studies have drawn on the privacy calculus and the privacy paradox. The privacy calculus model deals with how the individual makes an informed decision of trading personal data for benefits, such as discounted merchandise or maintaining friends on social media (Presthus & Vatne, 2019). In other words, the benefits will surpass the risk of losing one's privacy (Krasnova & Veltri, 2010).…”

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“…At the same time, it can be challenging to familiarize yourself with the regulations, considering legal rights and what they mean for the individual. Second: We make (more or less) calculated decisions about trading our information for benefits (Dinev et al, 2006), however, we are probably selling ourselves short, or there is a lack of business models that offer monetary payment rather than paying with personal data (Presthus & Vatne, 2019;Solove, 2020). Consequently, as consumers, we should become more aware of what our personal data is used for in a business purpose context and the high price consumers may end up paying by not being more conscious.…”

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A Three-Year Study of the GDPR and the Consumer

2021

14th IADIS International Conference Information Systems

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This paper presents an empirical study of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the consumer perspective. Based on data collected through an online survey questionnaire over a period of three years (2018-2020), we identify trends and patterns among Norwegian consumers. The findings show that the GDPR has not significantly affected consumer awareness, nor level of control over their own personal data. Concerning the enhanced rights of deletion, data portability and access to personal data, the patterns are similar, revealing that most of our respondents 'might execute' their rights. Pertaining to website cookies, most of the respondents are unsure, and the general trend from 2019 to 2020 reveals a greater uncertainty. This paper contributes with new insights for the industry and to the information privacy research field.

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A Survey on Facebook Users and Information Privacy

Cited by 9 publications

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Social Media in Sustainable Tourism Recovery

Social Media in Sustainable Tourism Recovery

Utilização e compartilhamento de dados capturados por aplicativos de smartphones: uma revisão sistemática de literatura

A Three-Year Study of the GDPR and the Consumer

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