Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies
Users of our study are registered in 2013 in the two most visited Internet services in Spain: Google and Facebook. However, by registering, they accept without reading the Privacy Policy for different reasons. Research collects and reflects the reasons given by respondents; considers the recommendat...
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doaj-22c827b835b94fd898476f26e62d37e42020-11-24T21:49:51ZengUniversidad Rey Juan CarlosIndex Comunicación 2444-32392174-18592017-10-0173231250209Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policiesMeysis Carmenati González0Marc Bayés1Diego Apolo2Universidad Central del EcuadorUniversidad de Las AméricasUniversidad Nacional de EducaciónUsers of our study are registered in 2013 in the two most visited Internet services in Spain: Google and Facebook. However, by registering, they accept without reading the Privacy Policy for different reasons. Research collects and reflects the reasons given by respondents; considers the recommendations of experts on usability; and analyzes the visual architecture and linguistic formulation of these digital documents, in order to verify that Google and Facebook provide access to these documents, or if the most common uses and forms of access should be revised and / or improved.http://journals.sfu.ca/indexcomunicacion/index.php/indexcomunicacion/article/view/332usabilidadtextos en líneaarquitectura visualsociedad redpolítica de privacidad |
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Meysis Carmenati González Marc Bayés Diego Apolo Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies Index Comunicación usabilidad textos en línea arquitectura visual sociedad red política de privacidad |
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Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies |
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Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies |
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Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies |
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Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies |
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Network privacy: an approach to analysis of Googles and Facebook policies |
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network privacy: an approach to analysis of googles and facebook policies |
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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos |
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Index Comunicación |
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2444-3239 2174-1859 |
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2017-10-01 |
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Users of our study are registered in 2013 in the two most visited Internet services in Spain: Google and Facebook. However, by registering, they accept without reading the Privacy Policy for different reasons. Research collects and reflects the reasons given by respondents; considers the recommendations of experts on usability; and analyzes the visual architecture and linguistic formulation of these digital documents, in order to verify that Google and Facebook provide access to these documents, or if the most common uses and forms of access should be revised and / or improved. |
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usabilidad textos en línea arquitectura visual sociedad red política de privacidad |
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http://journals.sfu.ca/indexcomunicacion/index.php/indexcomunicacion/article/view/332 |
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