flexibility, convenience, and ubiquity. Wireless
value is likely to be a main driver for m-commerce.
However, in contrast to the wired methods of
connecting with an information system, mobile
devices have smaller display screens, not really
comfortable methods for inputting data, limited
processing power, lower bandwidth capabilities,
and require greater security and user identification.
(Zhang et al, 2003). “While these technologies
may provides benefits and new opportunities for
consumers they may also give rise to sharp practices
that can affect vulnerable consumers;” for
instance, the current uptake of mobile technology
by young consumers and the relative inexperience
of young people with online buying. The wireless
technologies that lie behind m-commerce may
result in a lot of privacy concerns because of the
ability of collecting individualized and personal
information through wired methods. Wireless
technology makes it possible to collect locational
information as well (Australian Competition and
Consumer Commission, 2005).