Study context: Chatbot group chat

Participant demographics:
Age Group: 25 - 34
Gender - Selected Choice: Female
Highest level of education completed: Bachelor’s degree in college (4-year)
Technical work experience: No
Race and ethnicity - Selected Choice: Asian

Previous experiences:
{"Please select one instant messaging service from the following list that you use frequently (more than twice a week) and have seen chatbots on. If more than one applies, choose the one you use the most. The rest of the survey will be based on your selection here.": "LINE", "How often do you use the instant messaging service you selected in the previous question?": "Daily", "How often do you notice chatbots in group chats, including seeing them send messages or actively searching for their existence?": "Daily", "Please name 1-2 chatbots you encountered in group chats and describe them in 1-2 sentences.": "I've encountered chatbots on LINE for official or promotional pages. For example, there is a Pizza Hut LINE account, and when you order a pizza from Pizza Hut, you can interact with the Pizza Hut LINE account to send inquiries, or ask for updates about your order. I've also encountered chatbots on Discord, and have utilized them myself as a Discord mod.", "How often do you interact with chatbots in group chats, including actively tagging/mentioning chatbots in your messages, chatbots replying to your messages, or chatbots reading your messages?": "Daily", "What types of group chats have you seen chatbots in? Select all that apply. - Selected Choice": "Work-related groups,Educational groups (classes, study groups),Friend or family groups,Public forums or community groups", "What types of group chats have you seen chatbots in? Select all that apply. - Other (please specify) - Text": null, "What purposes do you use chatbots for in group chats? Select all that apply.": "Business,Productivity,Books,Education,Entertainment & Games,Food & Drink,Health & Fitness,News & Magazines,Music,Social Networking,Travel", "Have you ever noticed any chatbots in private group chats you have participated in?": "Yes", "How often do you check for the presence of chatbots whenever you join private group chats?": "Usually", "Regarding private group chats - Please elaborate on your answer to the previous question (how often you check for the presence of chatbots when joining private groups).": "For example, when I try to join a new Discord server that's either set up by a specific group of friends, or special people who share the same niche as me, I would check out what they have on the Discord server. This includes some channels where you can play games, and typically those come with chatbots to help guide and instruct members. If I'm turned into a mod after invitation, then in that instance I would also be very interested (and probably more involved) in what bots are added.", "When do you check for the presence of chatbots in a private group? Select all that apply.": "When I first join a group,When a new bot is added into the group,When a bot is removed from the group,When I notice unusual activity in the group,I check every now and then to see if anything has changed", "Have you ever noticed any chatbots in public group chats you have participated in?": "Yes", "How often do you check for the presence of chatbots whenever you join public group chats?": "Sometimes", "Regarding public group chats - Please elaborate on your answer to the previous question (how often you check for the presence of chatbots when joining public groups).": "When I join bigger Discord groups, or Discord servers about topics that I'm just casually into (where it has a very big community), that is meant for communities, I often notice chatbots in their channels as well. Though I wouldn't say I actively look for them. I would usually just discover them when I join a channel, but my main purpose for going to those channels probably isn't because I was looking specifically for a bot. Also, I've noticed bots on our company Slack as well (which sends up reminders). If I notice that a new bot was added or removed after I joined, then that's when I'll be really curious and seek it out specifically.", "When do you check for the presence of chatbots in a public group? Select all that apply.": "When a new bot is added into the group,When a bot is removed from the group,I check every now and then to see if anything has changed"}

Privacy attitudes:
To what extent are you familiar with what information chatbots on LINE can access in group chats?: Very knowledgeable
What type of messages do you believe a chatbot on LINE has access to?: All messages sent in the chat, including those that are later deleted.
Following up on the previous question, what information do you believe is included with the message a chatbot has access to on LINE? Select all that apply.: The content of the message itself.,The message metadata, such as time sent.,The sender’s username. A user has the same username in different groups.,The sender’s pseudonym. A user has different pseudonyms in different groups.,The sender’s metadata (other than the username), such as profile picture, gender, and email addresses.
What type of information do you believe a chatbot on LINE can access about the group? Select all that apply.: The name of the group.,The list of group members’ usernames.,The profile pictures of group members.,The roles or statuses of group members (e.g., moderator).

Questionnaire:
Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements about chatbots in group chats.
Your options are 'Strongly disagree', 'Somewhat disagree', 'Neither agree nor disagree', 'Somewhat agree', and 'Strongly agree'.

Q1. Chatbots from group chats with access to users’ data as listed above would raise my privacy concerns.
Q2. I would be concerned that any personal information I share in the group chat could be collected by the chatbot and be used inappropriately.
Q3. I would stop sharing some sensitive information or talking about controversial topics in group chat because of privacy concerns about chatbots.
Q4. I would still use the chatbot after knowing what information it had access to.
Q5. I think chatbots accessing more information than necessary could cause privacy issues in public group chats.
Q6. I think chatbots accessing more information than necessary could cause privacy issues in private group chats.
Q7. I understand how chatbot providers protect the data collected from group chats.

Responses:
Q1: Somewhat agree
Q2: Strongly agree
Q3: Neither agree nor disagree
Q4: Somewhat agree
Q5: Strongly agree
Q6: Strongly agree
Q7: Somewhat disagree