Towards Understanding the Influence of Personality on Mobile App Permission Settings

Raber, Frederic; Krueger, Antonio

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-68059-0_4

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“…(a) Darknet Avengers 8 , Off Topic (b) The Hub 9 , Beginners (c) Onion Land 10 , Off Topic (d) 8chan 11 , /tech/ (e) IntelExchange 12 ,…”

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How Privacy Concerns and Trust and Risk Beliefs Influence Users’ Intentions to Use Privacy-Enhancing Technologies - The Case of Tor

Harborth¹,

Pape²

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Due to an increasing collection of personal data by internet companies and several data breaches, research related to privacy gained importance in the last years in the information systems domain. Privacy concerns can strongly influence users' decision to use a service. The Internet Users Information Privacy Concerns (IUIPC) construct is one operationalization to measure the impact of privacy concerns on the use of technologies. However, when applied to a privacy enhancing technology (PET) such as an anonymization service the original rationales do not hold anymore. In particular, an inverted impact of trusting and risk beliefs on behavioral intentions can be expected. We show that the IUIPC model needs to be adapted for the case of PETs. In addition, we extend the original causal model by including trust beliefs in the anonymization service itself. A survey among 124 users of the anonymization service Tor shows that they have a significant effect on the actual use behavior of the PET.

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“…(a) Darknet Avengers 8 , Off Topic (b) The Hub 9 , Beginners (c) Onion Land 10 , Off Topic (d) 8chan 11 , /tech/ (e) IntelExchange 12 ,…”

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“…The IUIPC construct has been used in various contexts, e.g. Internet of Things [6], internet transactions [7] and Mobile Apps [8]. Originally, the IUIPC instrument was applied to use cases for individuals' decisions to disclose personal information to service providers.…”

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How Privacy Concerns and Trust and Risk Beliefs Influence Users’ Intentions to Use Privacy-Enhancing Technologies - The Case of Tor

Harborth¹,

Pape²

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…The IUIPC construct has been used in various contexts, e.g. Internet of Things [7], internet transactions [8] and Mobile Apps [9], but to the best of our knowledge the IUIPC construct has never been applied to a privacy enhancing technology (PET) such as anonymization services. The IUIPC instrument shows its strengths best when a service with a certain use for the customer (primary use) is investigated with respect to privacy concerns.…”

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JonDonym Users’ Information Privacy Concerns

Harborth

Pape

2018

ICT Systems Security and Privacy Protection

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Privacy concerns as well as trust and risk beliefs are important factors that can influence users' decision to use a service. One popular model that integrates these factors is relating the Internet Users Information Privacy Concerns (IUIPC) construct to trust and risk beliefs. However, studies haven't yet applied it to a privacy enhancing technology (PET) such as an anonymization service. Therefore, we conducted a survey among 416 users of the anonymization service JonDonym [1] and collected 141 complete questionnaires. We rely on the IUIPC construct and the related trust-risk model and show that it needs to be adapted for the case of PETs. In addition, we extend the original causal model by including trust beliefs in the anonymization service provider and show that they have a significant effect on the actual use behavior of the PET.

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“…e study has examined whether a user's personality is a good predictor of the privacy access they had grant to apps downloaded on their smartphones [53]. e IUIPC questionnaire results and the app permission parameters that were chosen are presented.…”

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Influencing User’s Behavior Concerning Android Privacy Policy: An Overview

Nazir

Deng

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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The wide-ranging implementation of Android applications used in various devices, from smartphones to intelligent television, has made it thought-provoking for developers. The permission granting mechanism is one of the defects imposed by the developers. Such assessing of defects does not allow the user to comprehend the implication of privacy for granting permission. Mobile applications are speedily easily reachable to typical users of mobile. Despite possible applications for improving the affordability, availability, and effectiveness of delivering various services, it handles sensitive data and information. Such data and information carry considerable security and privacy risks. Users are usually unaware of how the data can be managed and used. Reusable resources are available in the form of third-party libraries, which are broadly active in android apps. It provides a diversity of functions that deliver privacy and security concerns. Host applications and third-party libraries are run in the same process and share similar permissions. The current study has presented an overview of the existing approaches, methods, and tools used for influencing user behavior concerning android privacy policy. Various prominent libraries were searched, and their search results were analyzed briefly. The search results were presented in diverse perspectives for showing the details of the work done in the area. This will help researchers to offer new solutions in the area of the research.

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Towards Understanding the Influence of Personality on Mobile App Permission Settings

Cited by 11 publications

References 22 publications

How Privacy Concerns and Trust and Risk Beliefs Influence Users’ Intentions to Use Privacy-Enhancing Technologies - The Case of Tor

How Privacy Concerns and Trust and Risk Beliefs Influence Users’ Intentions to Use Privacy-Enhancing Technologies - The Case of Tor

JonDonym Users’ Information Privacy Concerns

Influencing User’s Behavior Concerning Android Privacy Policy: An Overview

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