Technology users are failing to take adequate steps to protect their digital privacy

In the face of technology that will soon be able not only to track an individual's movements but predict them too, people are far too relaxed about protecting their privacy, according to social psychologist Saadi Lahlou, writing in a special issue of Social Science Information on cognitive technologies, published today by SAGE.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news139811782.html">Technology users are failing to take adequate steps to protect their digital privacy</a></p> <p>In the face of technology that will soon be able not only to track an individual's movements but predict them too, people are far too relaxed about protecting their privacy, according to social psychologist Saadi Lahlou, writing in a special issue of <I>Social Science Information</I> on cognitive technologies, published today by SAGE.</p>