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(Mis-)Informed Consent: Predatory Apps and the Exploitation of Populations with Limited Literacy
Among populations with limited literacy in emerging digital markets, the adoption of mobile phones, combined with comprehension barriers and poor cybersecurity hygiene, has created hidden privacy risks. This paper examines how informed consent is often abused by predatory financial applications, lea
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