Treatment of biometrically processed personal data: Problem of uniform practice under EU personal data protection law

Štitilis, Darius; Laurinaitis, Marius

doi:10.1016/j.clsr.2017.03.012

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“…In addition to the technical aspect issues related to the collection and disposal of biometric templates analysed from a regulatory, ethical (Amankwaa & McCartney, 2020;Baichoo et al, 2018;Kindt, 2018;Sanchez-Reillo et al, 2019;Štitilis & Laurinaitis, 2017) and security (Gomez-Barrero & Galbally, 2020;Sadhya & Singh, 2017;Sun et al, 2023) perspective are widely addressed in the literature. An important aspect of the analyses is the issue of user privacy and user trust in entities storing biometric patterns (Byun & Byun, 2013;Carpenter et al, 2018).…”

Section: Main Areas Of Research Into Biometric Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determinants of consumer adoption of biometric technologies in mobile financial applications

Anna Iwona Piotrowska

2024

EBR

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This study aims to identify what determines the use of biometric technologies in the financial applications of banks and FinTechs. The analysis uses data from a survey of 1,000 adult Polish residents. The estimated logit model indicates that the probability of using biometric solutions decreases with age and increases with the level of education and technological sophistication relating to personal innovativeness, experience with biometric technology, and the use of digital technology in both financial and non-financial areas. The work identifies the COVID-19 pandemic as a factor accelerating the adoption of biometric solutions and fostering awareness of the threat of digital technologies invading respondents’ privacy. The study demonstrates the positive impact of trust that phone manufacturers ensure the security of stored funds and data processing on the acceptance of biometric solutions in financial services. This relationship underpins the recommendation to financial institutions in the field of promoting biometric technologies.

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Determinants of consumer adoption of biometric technologies in mobile financial applications

Anna Iwona Piotrowska

2024

EBR

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“…Svarbu paminėti, kad Lietuvoje moksliniame elektroninių nusikaltimų diskurse kiekiu ir temų įvairove dominuoja teisininkų darbai. Naujausi moksliniai straipsniai ir disertacijos apima tokias temas kaip elektroninių nusikaltimų ir saugumo teisinis reglamentavimas (Marcinauskaitė 2021;Marcinauskaitė, Pukanasytė, Šukytė 2019;Štitilis et al 2017a;Marcinauskaitė 2016), asmens duomenų apsaugos ir privatumo teisinis reglamentavimas (Stankevičiūtė 2020;Štitilis, Laurinaitis 2017;Malinauskaitė-van de Castel 2017;Meškauskaitė, Lankauskas 2016), finansinių technologijų teisinis reglamentavimas (Marcinauskaitė, Girdenis, Laurinaitis 2020; Bučiūnas 2016). Pavieniai autoriai yra nagrinėję specifinius elektroninių nusikaltimų aspektus iš kriminalistikos ir kompiuterių inžinerijos perspektyvų Grigaliūnas 2020;Grigaliūnas, Venčkauskas 2017;Barkauskas, Spiečiūtė, Juodkaitė-Granskienė 2016;Venčkauskas et al 2015).…”

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Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

Šupa

2021

CrimLithuan

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Social research about online crime is a multi-disciplinary field addressing a wide array of topics since its inception in the 1980s. Based on a broad review of state-of-the-art literature and gaps identified in review publications (Holt, Bossler 2014; Stratton, Powell, Cameron 2017; Maimon, Louderback 2019, and others), in this paper I outline 41 key topic in social research about online crime, classified into four broad categories: 1) research focusing on specific types of online crime, 2) research about perpetrators, victims, and law enforcement, 3) research about online crime discourses and public perceptions, 4) research putting the local and global specifics of online crime into perspective. Based on the topic map, I undertook a systematic review of literature on research about online crime published in Lithuania from the empirical social scientific perspective. The results show that very few such studies are carried out in Lithuania. From 2004 to 2020, 26 publications have been found in total. 10 of them were theoretical briefs, while 16 were based on empirical data. Out of the 41 key topic, 14 were covered in the publications, while 29 or roughly two thirds remained unaddressed. The dominant contributors were legal scholars writing about the social aspects of online crime across a variety of topics, and mostly focusing on specific crime types. The most developed topic was cyberbullying, with contributions by scholars mostly from the fields of psychology and education. To fill in these glaring gaps, it is vital to develop this field of research with an emphasis on both wider and deeper research agendas, complex, valid and reliable research data and critical theoretical approaches, inviting systematic contributions from criminology, sociology, communication and media studies, and political science.

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“…The application of biometric technologies has become almost commonplace. They can help to raise the security level and make identification and authentication procedures easy, fast, and convenient [31].…”

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E-Customer Security as a Social Value in the Sphere of Sustainability

Pabian

Reformat

2020

Sustainability

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Customer security in the e-commerce sector is not, but should be, approached in terms of sustainability, because it is a social problem concerning more than 2 billion people worldwide and over 20 million shopping sites. New techniques and technologies are implemented in this sector not only by e-sellers, but also by cybercriminals, which significantly lowers the level of its security. The purpose of the paper is to present, on the basis of own research, the main e-commerce threats from the perspective of the customer and the seller, and to indicate the possibility of their elimination, which should contribute to sustainable development. The threats from the e-customer’s perspective were identified by considering individual phases of online purchase. In the case of e-shops, the threats were analyzed in a personnel—computer hardware—software structure. As conducted research shows, the threats for e-customers are located in three main areas: security of the means of payment, security of personal data and payment cards, and security of purchased goods. The security of the e-customer largely depends on the security of the e-store in which the purchase is made. Research has shown that e-stores are not fully secure, which mainly results from negligence and the lack of knowledge in the sphere of cybersecurity.

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Treatment of biometrically processed personal data: Problem of uniform practice under EU personal data protection law

Cited by 7 publications

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Determinants of consumer adoption of biometric technologies in mobile financial applications

Determinants of consumer adoption of biometric technologies in mobile financial applications

Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

E-Customer Security as a Social Value in the Sphere of Sustainability

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