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Title

Technology Acceptance and (Interdependent) Privacy

Dates

6 mars 2025

Organizer(s)

Pr. Kévin Huguenin, UNIL, Pr. Mathias Humbert, UNIL, Pr. Stéphanie Missonier, UNIL Pr. Christian Matt, UNIBE

Speakers

Pr. Andrina Granic, Split University Pr. Gergely Biczok, Budapest University

Description

To date, technology acceptance theories and models, starting with the leading and reliable Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) (Davis 1986; 1989) do not include privacy considerations as a core predictor. When, these theories and models are enhanced with privacy considerations, they include only "traditional" privacy concerns regarding the intention to adopt and utilize various technologies, while interdependent privacy or bystander privacy (i.e., how the privacy of individuals is affected by the actions and data of other individuals) remains overlooked. Yet, interdependent privacy is particularly relevant for technology acceptance: while for technology users, the privacy costs they face are often overweighted by the benefits, for bystanders, they get little (or no) benefits but still pay the privacy costs. In this activity, the topics of technology acceptance models and interdependent privacy will be presented (including the methodological tools to study them, e.g., factor analysis, game theory, statistical inference) by experts together with leads to integrate both topi

Program

9-12: Interdependent privacy (Pr. Gergely Biczok, Budapest University)

12-14: Lunch

14-17: Technology acceptance and privacy (Pr. Andrina Granic, Split University)

Location

UNIL - Room internef 243

Information
Places

25

Deadline for registration 22.02.2025
Contact

[email protected]

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