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SECURITY
Chapter 13
AUTHENTICATION
Chapter 13
TRUST
PRIVACY Page 2
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- What Are Your Concerns About The Privacy Of Your Personal Data? - What Concerns Do Your Family And Friends Have?
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CONSUMER CONCERNS
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PRIVACY CONTROVERSIES
AOL 1997
Plan To Rent Customer Lists Sparks Complaints
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RealJukeBox 1999
Sofware Sending Information From Users Hard Drive To RealNetworks
Comcast 2002
Collecting And Storing Data On Customers Activities On The Web
Prof. Rushen Chahal
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Privacy Pragmatists
Have Concerns, But Willing To Accept Assurances
Marginally Concerned
Mild Concern Willing To Provide Data
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FACTORS AFFECTING LEVEL OF CONCERN Control Over Information Degree Of Knowledge About Use Sensitivity Of The Information Familiarity With Entity Collecting Data Whether Compensation Provided
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The United States Has A General Preference For Industry Self-Regulation In The Field Of Privacy
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INFORMATION PRACTICES STATEMENTS We Will Not Share Your Name With Anyone, Anytime. From Time To Time We Will Share Your Name With Partners Who Have Offers Of Interest.
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Trust Is Essential To Ecommerce Privacy Is One Dimension Of Trust Consumers Are Both Concerned And Ill-Informed
There Are Segments
Children Are Especially Vulnerable Some Types Of Information Are Especially Sensitive Fair Information Practices Principles Generally Accepted Self-Regulation And Privacy Watch Dogs Characterize U.S. Approach Laws/Regulations Characterize Approach Of Many Other Countries
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