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Legal Documents Archives The Legality Abstract this article reports the results of two experiments in which large, census weighted samples of americans read short excerpts from facebook’s, yahoo’s, and google’s privacy policies, which are at issue in high stakes privacy class action lawsuits. subjects were randomly assigned to read language from either vague policies, some of which had been adjudicated insufficient to notify. Abstract. consumers almost never read privacy policies, but if they did read such policies closely how would they interpret them? this article reports the results of two experiments in which census weighted samples of more than a thousand americans read short excerpts from facebook, yahoo, and google’s privacy policies concerning the use of facial recognition software and automated content.
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Pdf Is Privacy Policy Language Irrelevant To Consumers Additional privacy policies are especially important if companies are collecting and handling information that is unexpected in the perception of the consumers. for instance, you know that a fitness tracker will track your steps. That are quite salient to lawyers are essentially irrelevant to consumers. context, experience, and norms, rather than privacy policy language, seem to provide a benchmark for consumers. Practices, or language from policies that were adjudicated to be insufficient to notify consumers about the companies’ practices. despite evidence that many experime ntal subjects read these privacy policy excerpts closely, subjects who saw the explicit policy language and those who saw the ambiguous. Title = "is privacy policy language irrelevant to consumers?", abstract = "this article reports the results of two experiments in which large, census weighted samples of americans read short excerpts from facebook{\textquoteright}s, yahoo{\textquoteright}s, and google{\textquoteright}s privacy policies, which are at issue in high stakes privacy.
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Is Privacy Policy Language Irrelevant To Consumers Practices, or language from policies that were adjudicated to be insufficient to notify consumers about the companies’ practices. despite evidence that many experime ntal subjects read these privacy policy excerpts closely, subjects who saw the explicit policy language and those who saw the ambiguous. Title = "is privacy policy language irrelevant to consumers?", abstract = "this article reports the results of two experiments in which large, census weighted samples of americans read short excerpts from facebook{\textquoteright}s, yahoo{\textquoteright}s, and google{\textquoteright}s privacy policies, which are at issue in high stakes privacy. This article reports the results of two experiments in which large, census weighted samples of americans read short excerpts from facebook’s, yahoo’s, and google’s privacy policies, which are at issue in high stakes privacy class action lawsuits. subjects were randomly assigned to read language from either vague policies, some of which had been adjudicated insufficient to notify. Subjects generally stated that agreement to either vague or explicit language authorized companies to collect or use their personal information, even though consumers regarded these corporate practices as intrusive. these experiments show that courts and laypeople can understand the same privacy policy language quite differently.
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Legal Documents Archives The Legality This article reports the results of two experiments in which large, census weighted samples of americans read short excerpts from facebook’s, yahoo’s, and google’s privacy policies, which are at issue in high stakes privacy class action lawsuits. subjects were randomly assigned to read language from either vague policies, some of which had been adjudicated insufficient to notify. Subjects generally stated that agreement to either vague or explicit language authorized companies to collect or use their personal information, even though consumers regarded these corporate practices as intrusive. these experiments show that courts and laypeople can understand the same privacy policy language quite differently.
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When Multiple Languages Are Needed For A Privacy Policy