Jessica Colnago
ABSTRACT
This paper presents an organized set of variables that can aid intelligent privacy agents in predicting the best and necessary moments to interrupt users in order to give them control and awareness over their privacy, avoiding information overload or over choice.
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- How to inform privacy agents on preferred level of user control?
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