THE DIGITAL TRANSACTION (SECURITUY COMPUTER CRIMES AND RISK): INTEGRATION MODEL IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION
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The objectives of this research article are 1) to study the opinions level of digital transactions security and computer crimes through the risks of digital transactions and the acceptance of digital technology among generation digital technology of generation X consumers. The research sample consisted of 880 generation X consumers. Data were analyzed using structural equations Model. The research results were as follows: 1) the highest level of opinions regarding digital transaction are E-marketplace and social commerce. The high level of opinions regarding security and computer crimes are financial transaction purchased goods or services and charity donation. The high level of opinions regarding transactions risk are performance privacy and security and the high level of opinions regarding technology adoption are ease of use trust and usefulness. 2) digital transactions computer security and crimes there is a causal relationship to the risk of digital transactions and to the technology adoption. Digital transactions risk causal relationship to and technology adoption by generation X consumers.
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