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Privacy? I Can’t Even! Making a Case for User-Tailored Privacy

Bart P. Knijnenburg

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Abstract

How can we help users balance the benefits and risks of information disclosure online? A user-tailored privacy approach makes privacy decisions less burdensome by giving users the right kind of information and the right amount of control so as to be useful but not overwhelming or misleading.

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How can we help users balance the benefits and risks of information disclosure online? A user-tailored privacy approach makes privacy decisions less burdensome by giving users the right kind of information and the right amount of control so as to be useful but not overwhelming or misleading.

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How can we help users balance the benefits and risks of information disclosure online? A user-tailored privacy approach makes privacy decisions less burdensome by giving users the right kind of information and the right amount of control so as to be useful but not overwhelming or misleading.

Key concepts: Internet privacy, Privacy software, Computer science, Information privacy, Computer security, Privacy by Design, Control (management), Privacy protection

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