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*The article examines the impact of various technological and regulatory factors on digital platforms and user behavior across different contexts. It highlights how the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) may enhance the demand for foreign mobile apps by alleviating privacy concerns, while also discussing the role of online health communities in physician adoption influenced by geographic and social proximity. Additionally, it explores the emergence of technology conspiracy beliefs and their societal implications, the effectiveness of monitoring systems in reducing hiring biases on online labor platforms, and the dynamics of gamified business models in online learning. The findings suggest that understanding these interactions can inform better practices for platform governance, user engagement, and content creation, ultimately benefiting both users and organizations in the digital landscape. [Extracted from the article]
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