Exploring the Contradiction Between Convenience and Privacy in Balanced Recommendation System
Yufan Xi · Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media · 2024
Not only does the widespread use of recommendation systems provide consumers with a convenient experience, but it also raises the possibility of a breach of their privacy. As a result, this research makes use of a questionnaire survey to investigate the problem of privacy disclosure and investigate different approaches that can be utilized to resolve the conflict that exists between convenience and privacy. This research investigates the causes from three different points of view: the inadequacy of rules and regulations, variances in the cognitive capacities of customers, and the misuse of data. In addition, the report proposes actions that can be taken to enhance legislation and regulations, improve the cognitive capacity of customers, and prevent the misuse of data. It is beneficial for the maintenance of society harmony and stability to provide assistance to consumers, corporations, and governments in the management of the tension between being convenient and keeping privacy.