隐私政策弹出式:期刊网站HTTP cookie的类型分析

IF 0.2 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Jordan Journal of Modern Languages & Literature Pub Date : 2023-07-31 DOI:10.22452/jml.vol33no1.7

Lisbeth Sinan Lendik

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摘要

通过选择网站cookie选项，使在线用户相信他们可以控制自己的数据隐私。由于透明度要求，保护在线用户的政策侧重于让他们更多地控制自己的数据隐私。这项研究考察了透明度是如何通过在学术期刊网站上发现的HTTP cookie进行沟通的。分析的目的是通过语句中的修辞动作和语言特征来揭示这种网络媒介披露类型的交际实践。基于此分析的随机选择，从在线期刊中收集了总共十个HTTP cookie。调查结果显示，有4个必须做的动作和7个可选的步骤。研究还发现，主动语态、动作动词和自我指称代词的使用在陈述中是常见的，以实现HTTP cookie中透明度的修辞功能。在整个网站中可以看到一致的类型模式，它显示了对监管要求的遵守，同时保持了呈现HTTP cookie的独特方式。

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Online users are made to believe that they have control over their data privacy through the selection of website cookie options. Due to transparency requirements, policies to protect online users focus on giving them more control over their data privacy. This study examines how transparency is communicated through HTTP cookies found on academic journal websites. The analysis aims to uncover the communicative practice of this web-mediated disclosure genre through the rhetorical moves and linguistic features presented in the statements. A total of ten HTTP cookies from online journals are gathered based on random selection for this analysis. The findings revealed four obligatory moves and seven optional steps. The study also finds the use of active voice, action verbs, and self-reference pronouns to be common in the statements to realise the rhetorical function of transparency in HTTP cookies. A consistent genre pattern can be seen throughout the websites which shows the adherence to regulatory requirements while maintaining unique ways of presenting the HTTP cookies.

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Jordan Journal of Modern Languages & Literature LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS-

CiteScore

0.50

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50.00%

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