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In opinion polls, the public frequently claim to value their privacy.However, individuals often seem to overlook the principle, contributing to adisparity labelled the `Privacy Paradox'. The growth of the Internet-of-Things(IoT) is frequently claimed to place privacy at risk. However, the Paradoxremains underexplored in the IoT. In addressing this, we first conduct anonline survey (N = 170) to compare public opinions of IoT and less-noveldevices. Although we find users perceive privacy risks, many still decide topurchase smart devices. With the IoT rated less usable/familiar, we assert thatit constrains protective behaviour. To explore this hypothesis, we performcontextualised interviews (N = 40) with the public. In these dialogues, ownersdiscuss their opinions and actions with a personal device. We find the Paradoxis significantly more prevalent in the IoT, frequently justified by a lack ofawareness. We finish by highlighting the qualitative comments of users, andsuggesting practical solutions to their issues. This is the first work, to ourknowledge, to evaluate the Privacy Paradox over a broad range of technologies.

"Privacy is the Boring Bit": User Perceptions and Behaviour in the Internet-of-Things