| 英文摘要 |
Intelligent sensors and AI have enhanced mobile commerce by analyzing users’digital footprints. Using privacy calculus theory, a study of 423 Taiwanese respondents examined the benefits and risks impacting privacy concerns and trust in mobile services. Findings revealed that perceived benefits and risks significantly affect privacy concerns and trust. Mobile privacy knowledge and skills moderate the relationship between privacy concerns and disclosure intention. Mobile privacy skills moderate trust and disclosure intention, while knowledge does not. This study offers an integrated model to help mobile service providers understand users’intentions to disclose information. |