Situational user consent for access to personal Information: Does purpose make any difference?
Abstract
Privacy literature in recent years has emphasized the role of context and situation in individuals' privacy regulation. While most research is focused on understanding situational effects on self-disclosure, the role of situational factors in users’ decision to consent for third-party access to information, a common practice with significant privacy implications, has been barely investigated. The current study bridges this gap by adopting the...
Paper Details
Title
Situational user consent for access to personal Information: Does purpose make any difference?
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
48
Pages
101341 - 101341
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