Privacy and security perceptions of european citizens: a test of the trade-off model
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This paper considers the relationship between privacy and security and, in particular, the traditional “trade-off” paradigm that argues that citizens might be willing to sacrifice some privacy for more security. Academics have long argued against the trade-off paradigm, but these arguments have often fallen on deaf ears. Based on data gathered in a pan-European survey we show that both privacy and security are important to European citizens and that there is no significant correlation between people’s valuation of privacy and security.
TNO Identifier
528429
ISSN
18684238
ISBN
9783319186207
Publisher
Springer
Source title
IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
Editor(s)
Hansen, M.
Fischer-Hubner, S.
Camenisch, J.
Fischer-Hubner, S.
Camenisch, J.
Collation
15 p.
Place of publication
New York, NY, USA
Pages
39-53
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