The Influence of Information Exposure on Teenagers’ Privacy Protection Behaviour under the Intelligent Recommendation System
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https://doi.org/10.54097/481snk20Keywords:
Information Exposure, Privacy Protection Behaviour, Intelligent Recommendation System, Privacy Risk Perception, Privacy Boundary Control, Awareness of Privacy Protection, Communication Privacy Management TheoryAbstract
This study focuses on the influence of information exposure under an intelligent recommendation system on teenagers’ privacy protection behaviour. By employing the Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory, we examine how information exposure through intelligent recommendation systems influences teenagers’ attitudes and actions towards privacy. The results of this study emphasize the need for the CPM advocated by Petronio [1] and the role of various factors in influencing privacy protection behaviour. The study also explores teenagers’ privacy protection behaviours on social media. Through quantitative research, this study provides a perspective on the interaction among adolescents’ digital literacy, privacy issues and behavioural responses in the context of intelligent recommendation systems.
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