Apr 17, 2014 | Research library
The purpose of this paper is to define two types of privacy, which are distinct but often reduced to each other. It also investigates which form of privacy is most prominent in privacy settings of online social networks (OSN). Privacy between users is different from...
Apr 17, 2014 | Research library
Users’ privacy is increasingly being jeopardized by images uploaded using smartphones. These images have detailed metadata that can be used maliciously. We designed an online interactive comic to study whether this kind of teaching media can effectively communicate to...
Apr 11, 2014 | Report, Research library
Following extensive engagement with policy makers through lectures, seminars, workshops, and discussions, the UK government’s Behavioral Insights Team has distilled years of insights into a simplified framework designed to promote behavioral change. According to...
Apr 10, 2014 | Research library
This paper reviews empirical evidence on the effectiveness of fear appeals, concluding campaigns that empower users are more effective than campaigns that aim to scare users (at least in the health sector), and that fear shouldn’t necessarily be the go-to tactic...
Mar 15, 2014 | Research library
Over the past decade, security researchers and practitioners have tried to understand why employees do not comply with organizational security policies and mechanisms. Past research has treated compliance as a binary decision: people comply, or they do not. From our...
Mar 10, 2014 | Research library
This study first examines the role that caffeine plays in moderating the depletion of self-regulatory resources, finding caffeine does indeed boost self-regulatory resources. The study also examines how social influence impacts deceptive behaviours at work, finding...
