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Sociotechnical architecture for online privacy |
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| Authors: | Jutla D.N. Bodorik P. |
| Affiliation: | Saint Mary's Univ., Halifax, NS, Canada; |
| Abstract: | Users' concerns regarding privacy issues are lowering their trust in e-services and, thus, affecting the widespread adoption of online services. To increase users' perceived control over their privacy, the authors propose a novel e-privacy architecture. |
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