Privacy Paradox
A concept in privacy research referring to users expressing concern about data collection while continuing to use services that collect their data, manifesting as an inconsistency between privacy attitudes and privacy behavior.
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In the privacy research field, the phenomenon of users expressing concern about data collection while continuing to use the service is categorized under the discussion framework of the "privacy paradox."
Researchers argue that the inconsistency between words and actions in the "privacy paradox" is not simple cognitive dissonance, but a pragmatic compromise made by users facing the structural choice of "either accept the terms or give up the service".
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In the privacy research field, the phenomenon of users expressing concern about data collection while continuing to use the service is categorized under the discussion framework of the "privacy paradox."
50%UnverifiedResearchers argue that the inconsistency between words and actions in the "privacy paradox" is not simple cognitive dissonance, but a pragmatic compromise made by users facing the structural choice of "either accept the terms or give up the service".
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