A polymorphic service management scheme based on virtual object for ubiquitous computing environment

An analysis of experienced life events on continuance intention to use online banking in Thailand

“…Additionally, the direct correlation between anxiety and intention to continuously use has been found. Hong et al (2015) have found that the anxiety towards society in general and the anxiety towards online society have a negative influence on the intention of continuous utilization; and that anxiety from technology affects emotional trust and intention to continuously use mHealth service (Meng et al, 2020). Thus, from the review of past literature, it can be assumed that anxiety has a negative correlation to the consumers' intention of continuous utilization.…”

The Influence of Context on Privacy Concern in Smart Tourism Destinations

“…Liu & Liu (2016) smart cities and smart tourism, and their research results revealed that lack of sound security mechanism, lack of universal standard, inadequate relevant law, and lack of cooperation are among the challenges smart tourism destination are facing. Additionally, the health sector in smart cities have the most significant type of critical infrastructure and if it's prone to security threats, it may lead to patients privacy concerns and also pose threats to their life as the critical information can be exposed by the attackers (Ijaz et al, 2016). Therefore, tourists are not only concerned about their smartphone, which is a principal component of the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure in smart cities but also concerns about the environment in which they are using it, what they do with it and how they behave.…”

“…Also, the fact that technology is used all through in a smart tourism destination is another context the tourist would PEOPLE: International Journal of Social Sciences ISSN 2454-5899 consider when using a mobile application, especially when they know that the only option they have to get a service available to them is via a mobile technology, or using their location-based information, they have less privacy concern, with the understanding of why their information is being collected. González-Reverté et al, (2018) found out that privacy risk had a significant negative impact on the tourist experience, and using location-based services one of the most popular applications available on mobile technology is a significant concern for users ( Hong et al, 2015), and also a concern for service providers in destinations as they want the users to use the application, but the privacy concern that the users have towards providing their information to service provider is a challenge, in the privacy paradox domain, where users considers the benefit of using the mobile application, and this can reduce their privacy concern, but there is no consensus both in the literature, and in the industry about the benefit of personalization in mitigating privacy concern which is why it is still a paradox (Lee & Rha, 2016), this study proposes not just the personalization benefit, but also the environmental factor can influence and mitigate the privacy concern of a user towards a mobile application behavioral intention. That is intention to use and also recommend to others, thereby while privacy concern can be negatively related to user's mobile application services behavioral intention, the use context would influence the relationship such that the adverse relation would be reduced based on the context of use of mobile application in a smart tourism destination; therefore, we propose that.…”