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Investigating Similarity Between Privacy Policies of Social Networking Sites as a Precursor for Standardization
2015
Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on World Wide Web - WWW '15 Companion
The current execution of privacy policies, as a mode of communicating information to users, is unsatisfactory. Social networking sites (SNS) exemplify this issue, attracting growing concerns regarding their use of personal data and its effect on user privacy. This demonstrates the need for more informative policies. However, SNS lack the incentives required to improve policies, which is exacerbated by the difficulties of creating a policy that is both concise and compliant. Standardization
doi:10.1145/2740908.2743050
dblp:conf/www/CradockMS15
fatcat:i3a63s7upndupii3n5t63egq3q