Never Ever or No Matter What: Investigating Adoption Intentions and Misconceptions
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The study surveys a quota sample of 744 Germans about knowledge and willingness to use the Corona-Warn-App, a COVID-19 proximity-detection app. It measures how specific technical features (e.g., Bluetooth versus location, centralized vs. decentralized data handling) and misconceptions affect adoption intentions, and analyzes the role of privacy concerns, trust in government, and public communication gaps.
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