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Can You Pay for Privacy? Consumer Expectations and the Behavior of Free and Paid Apps
2020
Paid" digital services have been touted as straightforward alternatives to the ostensibly "free" model, in which users actually face a high price in the form of personal data, with limited awareness of the real cost incurred and little ability to manage their privacy preferences. Yet, the actual privacy behavior of paid services, and consumer expectations about that behavior, remain largely unknown. This Article addresses that gap. It presents empirical data both comparing the true cost of
doi:10.15779/z38xp6v40j
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