That would make the threat of a fine for abusive use of the Web more believable for the user.
Consistently manipulated answers, regardless if the cause is unconscious or strategic, evidently lead to incorrect, but entirely believable conclusions about doping users vs. non-users.
Our results seem to agree with a recent study which showed that people fall for the most obvious phishing pages 3%% of the time, for the average phishing pages 14%% of the time, while the most believable phishing pages trick users 45%% of the time [24].
Mun et al. [ 18] suggested a selective sharing and hiding mechanism in PEIR that enable users to share their location traces with people they trust, and generates believable proxy traces for times a user does not want their real location revealed.
How can a company simultaneously trade in India, and give believable assurances of privacy to users in Canada?
That home computer users can interact with believable virtual humans on their PC's is a testament to how advances in computing power might propel virtual humans into many more aspects of production, training and entertainment.
Another startup, called InvisibleBoyfriend, allows users "to design and build a believable social partner who is everything you want and is always available to talk, whenever you want".
Today's challenge is to build a suitable visualization architecture for anthropomorphic conversational user interfaces, and to design for the believable and appropriate inclusion of human attributes (such as emotions) in a face-to-face interaction.
Credit where credit is due though, this new pitch is just a hair more believable than saying their holographic bracelets can affect the user's "natural energy".
However, these frequent users of alcohol find warning labels relatively less believable, suggesting that the warning label may be partially ignored or discounted by those that need the warning labels the most [ 26].
