Smart and Secure? Millennials on Mobile Devices

Holicza, Peter; Kadëna, Esmeralda

doi:10.7906/indecs.16.3.10

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“…Since the common notion predict that younger generations are the main force in driving new technology adoption process [ 21 , 22 ], this paper analyzed how the highly engaged news on social media platforms are framing the metaverse because SNSs are the dominant source for youngsters to receive information rather than the traditional news brands [ 23 ]. By cluster-analysing Entman's four operational framing elements, this paper aimed to search out how the metaverse is framed in popular news content on social media and what is influencing the general public perceptions of the metaverse.…”

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Utopian or dystopian? The portrayal of the metaverse in popular news on social media

Deng

Matthes

2023

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Utopian or dystopian? The portrayal of the metaverse in popular news on social media

Deng

Matthes

2023

Heliyon

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“…Moreover, by considering the potential causes, many of them are closely related to users' practices and behaviors in mobile devices. The digital habits of users and their unconsciousness about potential online threats pose a high risk in mobile device systems [31].…”

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Identifying Failures in Mobile Devices

Kadëna¹,

András²

2022

Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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Mobile devices are well-known communication tools. People, especially young people, cannot go even one step without them. Technological advancements provide better features, but at the same time, such systems still face security risks. Protective layers do exist, but some systems are automated and engineered, while others rely on humans. This work begins with examining some critical points related to the weakest link in the security chain: the human factor. Errors are given in the view of the Swiss Cheese Model by emphasizing the role of latent conditions in "holes".We found that the Swiss Cheese Model has some limitations. In order to enhance it, we have used the Failure Mode and Effect Analysis risk matrix methodology. Thus, we represent its application on mobile devices to demonstrate that it can give us more accurate results by identifying the most critical points where manufacturers should focus on. This work is based on qualitative data, and it provides the basis for quantitative research. In the end, we suggest that in order to obtain more accurate findings, the Failure Mode and Effect Analysis can be further extended.

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“…College students (youth) are important segments of society especially when it comes to familiarity with new forms of technology such as mobile technology, the fundamental for m-government. M-technologies (human-technology interaction in different and dispersed contexts) like smartphones (mobile) are highly accepted, used, and integrated into the daily routines of young people (including college students) [135,136]. e technology savvy habits of college students have led to them being described as net generation [137][138][139].…”

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The Impact of Context Awareness and Ubiquity on Mobile Government Service Adoption

Mensah

Mwakapesa

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Context awareness and mobile factor ubiquity are considered key factors when it comes to mobile technology development and diffusion. Context is vital in interactive applications particularly when the context of users changes frequently and rapidly in the environment of handheld-mobile and ubiquitous technology systems. The understanding of the context and ubiquity in the development and diffusion of mobile government can influence the delivery of efficient public services. Mobile context-aware computing systems can respond to the changes in the environment in an intelligent way to provide a better consumer experience for users. This study explored the impact of context awareness and mobile factor ubiquity on the adoption of mobile government services. The framework of this study was based on the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT). The structural equation model (SEM) with SmartPLS 3.0 was used to conduct the data analysis. The analysis which was based on the 366 samples generated has shown that while context awareness was not significant in determining both the performance and intention to use, it was however significant in determining the effort expectancy of mobile government services. Also, mobile factor ubiquity was found to be a positive predictor of effort expectancy, intention to use, and context awareness. However, the mobile factor ubiquity does not determine the performance expectancy of mobile government services. The implications (managerial and theoretical) of these and other result findings of the study are discussed.

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Smart and Secure? Millennials on Mobile Devices

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

Utopian or dystopian? The portrayal of the metaverse in popular news on social media

Utopian or dystopian? The portrayal of the metaverse in popular news on social media

Identifying Failures in Mobile Devices

The Impact of Context Awareness and Ubiquity on Mobile Government Service Adoption

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