Search Results - subject:"Data Protection"

Ahnert, Toni; Hoffmann, Peter; Monet, Cyril - 2022

We study a model of financial intermediation, payment choice, and privacy in the digital economy. Cash preserves anonymity but cannot be used for more efficient online transactions. By contrast, bank deposits can be used online but do not preserve anonymity. Banks use the information contained...

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The Open Banking Adoption Among Consumers in Europe : The Role of Privacy, Trust, and Digital Financial Inclusion

Polasik, Michal; Kotkowski, Radoslaw - 2022

The revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) mandated every bank in the European Union (EU) to provide application programming interfaces (APIs) that allow every licensed company (as well as other banks) to access information gathered on customers’ payment accounts and then order payment...

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The Internet of Things : Where Privacy and Copyright Collide

Mishchenko, Lidiya - 2022

Our Internet of Things (“IoT”) devices are constantly monitoring our every move, collecting sensitive data about us in a way that we do not fully appreciate. Manufacturers of these devices have a huge financial incentive to collect as much data on us as they can, and to use and sell this...

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Cultural Influences on Personal Data Disclosure Decisions – Japanese Perspectives

Wawra, Daniela; Kindsmüller, Katharina; Tawfiq, Memoona; … - 2022

This paper gives an overview of survey findings from Japan on central parameters that can influence people’s willingness to share (WTS) personal data. It provides insights into Japanese mentalities with regard to data disclosure on a macro level and thus into the cultural preconditions of...

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A Proposed SEC Cyber Data Disclosure Advisory Commission

Trautman, Lawrence J.; Newman, Neal - 2022

Constant cyber threats result in: intellectual property loss; data disruption; ransomware attacks; theft of valuable company intellectual property and sensitive customer information. During March 2022, The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a proposed rule addressing Cybersecurity...

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Competition, Privacy, and Justifications : Invoking Privacy to Justify Abusive Conduct under Article 102 TFEU

Unekbas, Selcukhan - 2022

This Article aims to delineate the extent to which potentially anticompetitive behavior that simultaneously improve user privacy are cognizable as efficiencies or objective justifications within the context of unilateral conduct cases in European competition law. After mapping the existing...

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Privacy of European Citizens in the Face of the Development of New Data-Driven Business Models

Wiśniewski, Radosław; Oleksiuk, Inga; Iwanowska, Bożena - 2022

The main objective of the paper is to identify the imbalance between the right to privacy and the business objectives of entities creating new Data-Driven Business Models (DDBMs) of consumers (EU citizens). Information about the consumer and their characteristics has nowadays become a service or...

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The Efficacy of the Legal Framework on Data Protection in Tanzania Mainland

Malekela, Mark-Silas - 2022

addressing on privacy, Tanzania does not yet have a single, comprehensive data protection legislation which provides for detailed … efficacy of the existing data protection legal framework in Tanzania mainland.The study employed library research methodology … legal framework on data protection in Tanzania mainland and to what extent is the existing legal framework sufficient in …

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Antitrust vs. Privacy : The Great Dilemma in the new Digital Markets?

Diez, Fernando; Ribera, Alba - 2022

The digitisation of existing business models and the new way of doing business of digital platforms pose new challenges both to the performance of companies in the market and to the lives of consumers and users. The dominant digital companies are all American (Google, Facebook, Amazon, and...

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Australia’s Privacy Act Discussion Paper : ‘All that Is Solid Melts into Air’

Greenleaf, Graham; Kemp, Katharine - 2022

The Australian federal government released a Discussion Paper discussing possible amendments to the Privacy Act 1988 in October 2021. They include potentially the most extensive proposed changes to the Privacy Act since the inclusion of the private sector in its scope (2000). Many factors make...

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