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Privacy, Self-Sovereign Identity Technology and the Willingness to Provide Personal Information
The internet has caused an unprecedented increase in the amount of personal information that is available online. This personal information has been harnessed directly by companies, to provide targeted marketing to 3rd parties. It can also be used for a company's own internal marketing communication...
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School of Management Studies
2021
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