## 4 Results  
Table 5 shows the percentage of participants who responded with either agree or strongly agree on questions about the privacy compromise for the various data types listed in questions Q3.1-Q3.20. The percentage of those that disagreed or strongly disagreed is shown in Table 6. The background color in both tables is graded from green to red through yellow based on the cell value. Within both tables, the data type that can be found is shown more visually within rows E.1 and E.2, respectively. Further, the data types correlate to questions Q3.1-Q3.20. The boxplot in Figure 4 depicts the statistical properties of the responses, with the median at the tapered point with an orange line and supports the results presented in Table 5. The adjoining areas indicate the 25% above and below the median, the whiskers indicate the first and fourth quartile of responses, and outliers are indicated by a circle. \begin{table}
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**Abbreviation** & **Description** \\ \hline ALL & ALL survey participants, unfiltered \\ ANP & All Not likely to Publish example \#1 and \#2 \\ ALP & All Likely to Publish example \#1 and \#2 \\ \hline E1P & Example \#1 likely to Publish \\ E2P & Example \#2 likely to Publish \\ \hline BY & Bachelor’s degree Yes \\ BN & Bachelor’s degree No \\ LR & Lives in a Bented property \\ LO & Lives in an Owned property \\ AS & Age is Smaller or equal to 24 \\ AB & Age is Bigger than 24 \\ BYS & Bachelor’s degree Yes and age Smaller or equal to 24 \\ BNS & Bachelor’s degree No and age Smaller or equal to 24 \\ LRS & Lives in a Bented property and age Smaller or equal to 24 \\ LOS & Lives in an Owned property and age Smaller or equal to 24 \\ BYB & Bachelor’s degree Yes and age Bigger than 24 \\ BNB & Bachelor’s degree No and age Bigger than 24 \\ LRB & Lives in a Bented property and age Bigger than 24 \\ LOB & Lives in an Owned property and age Bigger than 24 \\ S250 & Lives in city with population Smaller than 250,000 people \\ B250 & Lives in city with population Bigger than 250,000 people \\ SCC & Social media filter, Consume Content response greater or equal to 4. \\ SUC & Social media filter, \(\underline{\text{L}}\)ploads Content response greater or equal to 4. \\ M & Male \\ F & Female \\ SD & Standard Deviation \\ MOE & Margin of Error \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 4: Lists the abbreviations and their filtered participants of the analysed subsets of the survey. The letters of the abbreviation’s origin are underlined within the description. Figure 4: Depicts the boxplot visualizing the statistical values, such as median and the quantiles of all answers, from Q3.1 to Q3.20. Row E.1 within Table 5 marks the data types extractable from Example 1, as shown in Figure 2. Namely, the state or country (Q3.1), full name (Q3.2), full address (Q3.4), full name of previous owners (Q3.5), information on relatives (Q3.8), parcel number of the property (Q3.12), price of the property (Q3.13), date of purchase of property (Q3.14), size of the property (Q3.16), property tax (Q3.17), and security measures against burglars (Q3.19) as well as the absence thereof (Q3.20). Row E.2 within Table 5 marks extractable from Example 2, as shown in Figure 3. Namely, the state or country (Q3.1), full name (Q3.2), full address (Q3.4), information on relatives (Q3.8), phone number (Q3.9), parcel number of the property (Q3.12), price of the property (Q3.13), date of purchase of property (Q3.14), size of the property (Q3.16), and security measures against burglars (Q3.19) as well as the absence thereof (Q3.20). The percentage of positive answers to Q4 towards the current usage of awareness guidelines are shown in Table 6, while the percentage of positive answers to Q5 towards the future usage of awareness guidelines are shown in Table 7. The same filter groups are used as for Q3 in Table 5. Based on the cell value, the background color is graded from green to red through yellow.