GDPR and the cloud: examining readability deficiencies in cloud computing providers’ privacy policies

Gao, Lei; Eller, C. Kevin; Eggers, Austin F.

doi:10.1080/01442872.2022.2129046

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“…Numerous studies have exposed deficiencies in the existing data privacy protection laws and regulations [3], [4]. With the advent of technology, novel practices must be accurately defined and incorporated into the current laws and regulations, or new ones must be established to provide industry-specific coverage.…”

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Regulatory Data Privacy Concerns in Proliferating IoT Era of Telecommunication Data Monetization: A Systematic Literature Review

Cheng,

Bilal

2024

Preprint

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Regulatory Data Privacy Concerns in Proliferating IoT Era of Telecommunication Data Monetization: A Systematic Literature Review

Cheng,

Bilal

2024

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A roadmap to achieving a healthier information ecosystem through GDPR implementation and privacy compliance technologies

Li,

Xiong,

Yang

2024

Asso for Info Science & Tech

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Privacy protection has become a central issue in information science, with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) significantly impacting information ecosystems. Research gaps persist in understanding the causal relationship between GDPR implementation and websites' proactive changes, such as adopting privacy compliance technologies. This study aims to examine the influence of GDPR implementation on websites' information ecosystems and identify boundary conditions that may affect this relationship. Utilizing domain‐level data from a professional platform tracking website technologies before and after GDPR implementation, which encompasses a comprehensive longitudinal dataset of over 1.2 million websites, our results indicate that GDPR implementation has increased the decision, breadth, depth, and intensity of adopting related technologies. The variance in these adoptions is significantly shaped by the differing levels of institutional impacts experienced by trailblazing versus laggard industries. Our study contributes to the literature by revealing the importance of policy factors in fostering a healthier information ecosystem. We demonstrate the complex nature of the relationship between policy factors and technology adoption, highlighting the need for researchers to consider institutional context and industry‐specific characteristics. We further discuss valuable insights for relevant stakeholders.

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A multicriteria model to support decisions regarding data protection compliance

Vieira Dantas,

Henriques de Gusmão,

Teixeira Gonzaga

2023

Journal of Decision Systems

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GDPR and the cloud: examining readability deficiencies in cloud computing providers’ privacy policies

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

Regulatory Data Privacy Concerns in Proliferating IoT Era of Telecommunication Data Monetization: A Systematic Literature Review

Regulatory Data Privacy Concerns in Proliferating IoT Era of Telecommunication Data Monetization: A Systematic Literature Review

A roadmap to achieving a healthier information ecosystem through GDPR implementation and privacy compliance technologies

A multicriteria model to support decisions regarding data protection compliance

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