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Applications were displayed either contextually, where the display was split into separate screens for each security feature and applicable privacy factors for each specific component, or all together in an accumulated display. Twenty-four participants viewed privacy and security information for various antivirus applications which were visualized using a food labelling system that was adapted specifically for the use of privacy invasion and mobile security.
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This study's aim is to check the effects of security features displays and privacy in mobile security antivirus applications and the willingness to install these applications based on the innovative contextualized approach that we are going to introduce. 3.2 Security and Privacy Invasion Levels: Computing and Visualizingģ.5 Visualizing Security Levels and Privacy Invasion Levelsģ.6 Method 1: App ranking prior to the 2018 changeģ.6.1 Methodology of privacy and security attributes invasion levelsĤ.1 Method 2: App ranking after 2018 changeĤ.1.2 Viewing all the permissions in a mobile appĤ.1.4 App security score calculation and privacy score calculation and graph of distribution android 2018Ĥ.1.5 App security score calculation and privacy score calculation and graph of distribution Android 2018:Ĥ.1.7 Color visualization psychological effects on the human behaviorħ.2 Method 2 App permissions privacy aspectħ.3.4 Part 1 Results CLM & GLMM & T testsħ.5 The purpose of the research and the rationaleħ.11 Expected outcomes and importance of research