"Users want some semblance of control over their personal data, even if they are not bothered to manage it." This is often known as:
A) the paradox of privacy.
B) crowdsourcing.
C) Metcalfe's Law.
D) uncertainty of decisions.
E) free rider problem.

Question

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The paradox of privacy refers to the situation where individuals express a desire for privacy and control over their personal information, yet often do not take active steps to manage or protect it. This highlights a contradiction between stated privacy concerns and actual privacy practices.

"Users Want Some Semblance of Control Over Their Personal Data