
Adam Andreotta
Lecturer in the School of Management at Curtin University; AI ethics and data privacy researcher specializing in informed consent and the philosophy of self-knowledge.
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Jul 6, 2026
2026 - 07 - 02 Dr Adam Andreotta
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5:49JennyHOST
But if there's no choice and nothing can be done about it, we have to live with it?

Adam AndreottaGUEST
Well, there's actually something really interesting that scholars talk about called the privacy paradox.

Adam AndreottaGUEST
And the paradox, and maybe I can just quickly explain it, is the fact that people care about privacy.

Adam AndreottaGUEST
But this seems to be in conflict with the explanation that people give their data away, use as applications.

Adam AndreottaGUEST
So how do you square those two things? And I think the answer that comes through the report is people feel very frustrated.
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10:19JennyHOST
laws can they change if people are putting personal information out there?