Monika Leszczynska
@mleszcz.bsky.social
Empirical legal scholar (contracts, consumer & privacy law)
I study how people actually decide—and how law responds (or doesn’t)
Immigrant academic | US law school | mom of two | enjoys the outdoors
empiricalcontracts.com
I study how people actually decide—and how law responds (or doesn’t)
Immigrant academic | US law school | mom of two | enjoys the outdoors
empiricalcontracts.com
Any other H1B holders who know already they will not manage to get back by midnight? What do you do? Wait? Or go back asap even if it means arriving after midnight?
September 20, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Any other H1B holders who know already they will not manage to get back by midnight? What do you do? Wait? Or go back asap even if it means arriving after midnight?
What happens when consumers have no choice but to use services that rely on personalization? Should there be more options for non-personalized services? It's a question worth considering as data privacy debates evolve.
November 20, 2024 at 9:33 PM
What happens when consumers have no choice but to use services that rely on personalization? Should there be more options for non-personalized services? It's a question worth considering as data privacy debates evolve.
In my research with Daria Baltag, we found that consumers are just as unwilling to share their data for personalized services as they are for personalized advertising. This suggests a need to rethink how personal data is used—even for "core" services. bit.ly/4eB1V7n
“Can I have it non-personalised?” An Empirical Investigation of Consumer Willingness to Share Data for Personalized Services and Ads - Journal of Consumer Policy
European regulators, courts, and scholars are currently debating the legality of data processing for personalization purposes. Should businesses require separate consent for processing user data for p...
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November 20, 2024 at 9:33 PM
In my research with Daria Baltag, we found that consumers are just as unwilling to share their data for personalized services as they are for personalized advertising. This suggests a need to rethink how personal data is used—even for "core" services. bit.ly/4eB1V7n
Even outside of advertising, companies often use data to personalize core services like music recommendations, news feeds, and movie suggestions. But what if consumers don’t want this?
November 20, 2024 at 9:33 PM
Even outside of advertising, companies often use data to personalize core services like music recommendations, news feeds, and movie suggestions. But what if consumers don’t want this?
Last month, the EU Court ruled Meta can only use minimal personal data for targeted ads, even with user consent. This challenges the idea that behavioral advertising is a "necessary" part of the service and could reshape how companies handle personalization across all services. bit.ly/3V2CSmW
bit.ly
November 20, 2024 at 9:33 PM
Last month, the EU Court ruled Meta can only use minimal personal data for targeted ads, even with user consent. This challenges the idea that behavioral advertising is a "necessary" part of the service and could reshape how companies handle personalization across all services. bit.ly/3V2CSmW