This paper explores citizens’ privacy concerns and online surveillance perceptions by using the survey data of 2,060 internet users in Croatia. Respondents can be categorised into two groups with significant differences in their perceptions of online surveillance, quality of regulation, trust in institutions, and trust in other people. The more online-privacy concerned group consists of on average less educated, older people, who spend less time online. Also, there are more females in this cluster. The main finding is that internet users who are very concerned about online surveillance tend to have limited trust in both the government and other people and limited faith in the ability of regulation to protect them. More concerned people tend to adopt countersurveillance strategies such as providing false data on the internet.

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克罗地亚公民的在线监视问题

本文通过使用克罗地亚2,060名互联网用户的调查数据，探讨了公民的隐私问题和在线监控的看法。受访者可以分为两类，他们对在线监控的看法，监管质量，对机构的信任以及对其他人的信任有显着差异。与在线隐私相关性更高的群体包括平均受教育程度较低的老年人，他们在网络上花费的时间较少。另外，这个集群中有更多女性。主要发现是，非常关注在线监视的互联网用户往往对政府和其他人的信任有限，并且对监管保护他们的能力的信任有限。越来越多的人们倾向于采取反监视策略，例如在互联网上提供虚假数据。