Data breaches, such as the recent incidents at Odido and Basic-Fit, trigger feelings of anxiety and loss of trust among both victims and those who may have been affected. New international research shows that although data breaches provoke strong emotional responses, users tend to adapt surprisingly quickly, even when their privacy has been violated.
Reactions to data breaches fade faster than expected
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