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October 19, 2025Journal of Global Information ManagementOpen Access

Including Individuals' Sense of Self in Digital Information Privacy

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PMPeter MesoSNSolomon NegashHZHumayun Zafar

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Overview

This research develops a unified model incorporating self-focused and data-focused privacy concerns, indicating a shift in IPC understanding.

Key Points

  • The study introduces the IPC model with three dimensions, highlighting the significance of self-focused concerns.
  • Key constructs revealed include 'loss of autonomy' and 'control over profiling', which enrich traditional IPC models.
  • An empirical study validated the new constructs alongside established IPC constructs to enhance understanding of privacy concerns.
  • This model offers a comprehensive view on privacy, suggesting implications for privacy management in digital ecosystems.

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Meso et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f43eeb854d1061a58ab92dhttps://doi.org/10.4018/jgim.390239
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