Privacy education and training programs are usually designed as 'one-size-fits-all' solutions, which may not effectively cater to individuals' unique privacy needs.
Research suggests that personalized privacy education based on individual traits such as cognitive style and decision fatigue is more effective than generic advice.
Just-in-time reminders and empowerment strategies are found to be more successful in promoting long-term privacy behavior change compared to fear-based tactics.
Default privacy settings play a significant role in users' privacy behaviors, emphasizing the importance of designing systems with privacy as the default option.