Journal of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Volume 6, Issue 3
2026 June - 29 articles
Cover Story: Managing privacy settings across digital platforms remains a significant challenge for users of all expertise levels. Despite regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, poor interface design continues to hinder users effectively understanding and controlling their personal data. This study evaluates MIDA (My Information and Data Access), a human-centred privacy interface designed to adapt to users with varying levels of digital expertise. A usability study with 44 participants—novice, intermediate, and advanced—demonstrated high usability across all groups, with System Usability Scale scores ranging from 80 to 92, exceeding the accepted threshold. Task completion rates exceeded 80%, confirming MIDA's effectiveness as an expertise-adaptive solution. These findings offer empirical evidence that thoughtful interface design can meaningfully improve users' ability to manage their privacy. View this paper
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J. Cybersecur. Priv. - ISSN 2624-800X