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Privacy and Security Safeguards on the Internet: Croatian Police Officers´ Opinion Croatian Police Officers´ Opinion

This research is a part of EU H2020 project PROPHETS (Preventing Radicalisation Online through the Proliferation of Harmonised Toolkits) that aims to counter the causes of online radicalisation cybercrime and cyberterrorism. The PROPHETS project is coordinated by BayHföD a police college located near Munich with consortium made up of 15 partners from 10 EU-countries. The aim of this research was to examine the Croatian police officers' opinion and perception regarding monitoring security measures and collection of personal information and behaviours on the internet by LEAs and other parties. 624 police officers completed the survey expressing their level of acceptance regarding different aspects of privacy and surveillance of the internet: general acceptance (regarding monitoring and collection of personal information on the internet) purpose (on reasons why online information is monitored and collected by state authorities) type of information monitoring methods (perceived acceptability of the various methods state authorities use to monitor our behaviour on the network) privacy concerns and trust (in safety and proper use of information collecting of by the government). This survey is the first step to systematically explore the societal acceptance and privacy risk perceptions followed by interviews and focus group at a second stage of the PROPHETS.

privacy ; security ; internet ; PROPHETS ; radicalisation online

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