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handle is hein.amenin/aeiaegu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Key Points When rviyed, consumers treat tinancial security----protection against i fraun- as their tormost privacy concem Other top interests include personal securi y, reputa- tion, and autonory. Privacy values that rank less highly than others ncude eniera I corrtroi o pe rnay iFor- mation, rairness, peace and Oui.t, and resistance to commercia uses of personal intor- ranior. Distinguishing among privacy vajues may help policyrnakers, businesspeople, academ- ics, and others ard:dr.ss challenges in personal-inforrnation correction, retention, use, and dissemiatiorn. Studying public opinion about privacy is made di- dealt by at leas two problems. ine is that tbe word privacy refers to nany different int.rsts people hav . The same poll asking a bout privacy may incline one respondent to t ink about identity raud, another to think of unwanted phone calls, and a third to think of keeping safe from a preda- tory ex-spouse, I explored the full. iange of interests in a report titled 1iaci mad the Four Catgories a' inrmawt;n 'chnologY. Tte valuets that fall under the pri- vacy umbrella includ fairness, personal securit, financial security, peace and quiet, atonomy, integrity against commodification (or anti- commercialism), reputation, and the ability to control others' access to one's personal infor- mation. Polls that fail to disentangle these many values may offer poor guidancr about the true na- ture of publl, opinion nr pia cy and relaed va tes. ie second chaIlege is rooted in the fact that privacy in its strongest scnw-control of others' access to i nf miation-----is an economnic good Peo- ple routitely share infnrmation about themselves- trading aw ay their privacy, if you wl-to access other goods By sharing information, people gain thng ranging from 'ero-price internet services i.e., unpad but with costs coming in other for.rms) to richer interpersonal relationships. Eveone wants mra e for less, thodug People woiuld like free online services and apps without the background data trade. They would hke excel- lent fInaneial reputations witaout sharing their savsng and spending habits. And they womiuld like rich interpersonal relationships without sharing

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