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| − | Current User Experiences with privacy notifications is demonstrably inadequate to the problems created.<ref>Lorrie Faith Cranor, ''Mobile-App Privacy Nutrtion Lables Missing Key Ingredients for Success'' '''CACM 65''' No. 11 (2022-11)</ref> Mobile Phones began a campaign to label apps with consumer-friendly labels. The result was panned in papers like the New York Times and Washington Post. Which called the labels confusing and had to identify as | + | Current User Experiences with privacy notifications is demonstrably inadequate to the problems created.<ref>Lorrie Faith Cranor, ''Mobile-App Privacy Nutrtion Lables Missing Key Ingredients for Success'' '''CACM 65''' No. 11 (2022-11)</ref> Mobile Phones began a campaign to label apps with consumer-friendly labels. The result was panned in papers like the New York Times and Washington Post. Which called the labels confusing and had to identify as to their purpose. |
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Revision as of 13:56, 21 June 2023
As more of our interactions with networked applications and data increases, the need for user's to understand the impact of the choices they make during their interactions.
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Current User Experiences with privacy notifications is demonstrably inadequate to the problems created.[1] Mobile Phones began a campaign to label apps with consumer-friendly labels. The result was panned in papers like the New York Times and Washington Post. Which called the labels confusing and had to identify as to their purpose.
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- ↑ Lorrie Faith Cranor, Mobile-App Privacy Nutrtion Lables Missing Key Ingredients for Success CACM 65 No. 11 (2022-11)
