Experimental Study On Gambling Model-based Internet Privacy Issues

Internet is like an intangible net collecting people's life in all directions.In particular when people are using all types of intelligent terminals and all kinds of network applications,they are unable to avoid problems regarding to privacy disclosure.Therefore,how to control privacy disclosure that is not only significantly important for research,but also has a strong practical significance.With respect to those problems,users want to maximize their initiatives for privacy while the application suppliers hope get more private information in order to make profits.Thus it can be seen it is significantly important to further study the Internet privacy issues in practice.An important branch among these problems is to set up a gambling model to study the privacy via Economic Game Theory.This kind of study is significant in analyzing current interests for parties involved.However,available studies are not sufficient and they just have combined the gambling model with privacy issues but neglected other important design modes such as supervision,cost of transfer,reputation,as well as overlooked the user's psychological problems that are unable to hit by theoretical analysis.Therefore,this paper has built a gambling model between users and network application suppliers and analyzed how those external conditions affect the privacy disclosure behaviors using Evolutionary Game Theory from an angle by combining with static state and dynamic state.On this basis,the relationships among these conditions have been analyzed using human-computer interaction experiments via binding experimental economics.It hopes provide references and assistance for controlling privacy disclosure.