The Privacy Paradox: Understanding Online Privacy Trade-Offs
Dive into the concept of the privacy paradox, where individuals claim to prioritize online privacy but often sacrifice it for convenience. Explore the notion that when receiving online services for free, you're the product, not the customer. Reflect on the pervasive nature of immediate gratification bias and how media manipulates you into surrendering your privacy. Discover the intricate relationship between institutions, media usage, and personal data exposure in the digital age.
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The Privacy Paradox
The way institutions use the media
The privacy paradox The privacy paradox is the idea that people may claim to care about their privacy online, but are quick to trade this away for convenience.
If you are getting something online for free, you are not the customer you are the product
How many social media apps, or websites have at least your email address?
Media is designed for you to lose this battle. You are the product.
