Negotiating Privacy with Smart Voice Assistants: Risk-Benefit and Control-Acceptance Tensions

ArXi:2604.06235v1 Announce Type: cross Smart Voice assistants (SVAs) are widely adopted by youth, yet privacy decision-making in these environments is often characterized by competing considerations rather than clear-cut preferences. While our prior research has examined privacy risks, benefits, trust, and self-efficacy as distinct predictors of behavior, less attention has been paid to how these factors combine into higher-level tension that shapes privacy outcomes. This study