As a result of the rapidly developing technology, new
life-facilitating inventions are introduced to our lives each
passing day. Although these inventions are making our lives better
in the interest of saving time, they may also harm us at certain
points, such as data privacy. Two of these inventions can be
specified as micro mobility devices (or commonly known as shared
scooters) that have been in our lives for several years and greatly
facilitated transportation and e-book readers which have been
released by many different brands around the world.
Micro mobility devices, known as shared scooters, are defined as
small and lightweight devices that typically operate at speeds
below 25 km /h and are driven by users personally.1
Although these devices have gained recognition in the past few
years, the size of worldwide investment in micro mobility
entrepreneurs has reached $ 5.7 billion. Additionally, this market
is expected to reach a size of 300 billion to 500 billion
