Aseel Alghafis
ABSTRACT
Children's behavior on the Internet and their information disclosure and privacy are essential topics in academic research and practice. The main focus of this study assesses current research concerning children's online behavior related to privacy and information disclosure and analyzes the extant studies. Furthermore, the study sheds light on the emergence and present state of these concepts through a thorough analysis and classification of papers in this domain from reputable researches obtained from the literature. Thus, this study establishes a framework for categorizing research, summarizing significant findings, and highlights research gaps and future opportunities concerning children's online behaviors and activities.
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- Children's Behavior on the Internet: Conceptualizing the Synergy of Privacy and Information Disclosure
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