According to Queensland University the following may be explanations of the privacy paradox (check all that apply): Consumers may not consider their personal information to be their own. Consumers don't really value privacy-they just say they do because they think they should. Consumers believe that their goals of efficiency or cost savings outweigh the risks of giving up their information. Peer pressure makes them accept terms and conditions. A Question 2 (1 point) Retake question According to the Guardian, what information can be determined from structural metadata (location, phone number, time) that the NSA has collected: Your eye color Your circle of friends Your name Where you have traveled A Question 3 (1 point) Retake question According to the 2019 Pew Poll on American's attitudes towards privacy on the internet, which of the following is true (check all that apply): Younger adults are more likely than older adults to accept that social media should monitor users for signs of depression. More than half of Americans know what government does with the data it collects. 48% of Americans believe that DNA testing companies should share users' information with law enforcement to help solve crimes. About 50% of Americans feel as though they have no control over the use of the data that is collected about them