This essay responds to Daniel Solove's recent article, A Taxonomy of Privacy. I have read many of Daniel Solove's privacy-related writings, and he has made many important scholarly contributions to the field. As with his previous works about privacy and the law, it is an interesting and...

Social media has become an integral part of modern day society. With increasingly digital societies, individuals have become more familiar and comfortable in using Online Social Networks (OSNs) for just about every aspect of their lives. This higher level of comfort leads to users spilling their...

The goal of this study is to contribute to the underexplored interplay of unrelated positive feelings and arousal and their effects on users' willingness to provide personal data. To this end, we conduct an online survey (n=368) based on a hypothetical social network sweepstake scenario in which...

This study used sentiment analysis, keyword extraction, and content reviews to analyze related posts and comments from the Weibo microblogging website to determine the sentiments and perceptions regarding online privacy following the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica privacy breach incident. The...

Amid discussions on the efficacy of digital contact tracing (DCT) during COVID-19, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health's application, Smittestopp, faced criticism for perceived privacy intrusions. Despite its relaunch without GPS-tracking, skepticism persisted due to initial issues. This...