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Perceived influence of cybersecurity on the intention to use mobile banking applications
Banking institutions see the adoption and usage of mobile devices for banking namely mobile banking as an innovative financial service delivering strategy that bridges the gap between customers and banks. Mobile banking eliminates the need to visit bank branches for banking services and it eliminate...
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Department of Information Systems
2020
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