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November 13, 2025Human Communication Research

Escaping the digital panopticon? Longitudinal effects of dataveillance salience shocks on privacy attitudes and inhibited behaviors

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YMYannic MeierPMPhilipp K. Masur

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Overview

Longitudinal experiment examines how dataveillance affects behavioral inhibitions and privacy attitudes, suggesting critical literacy is key.

Key Points

  • Behavioral inhibitions rise with perceived dataveillance, highlighting privacy risks.
  • In a longitudinal experiment with 774 individuals, themes of dataveillance were explored.
  • Critical privacy literacy showed strong connections with self-inhibition and behavioral changes.
  • These findings underline the need for increased awareness regarding online surveillance risks.

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Meier et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692523b2c0ce034ddc354663https://doi.org/10.1093/hcr/hqaf025
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