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Many industries have been impacted, and some have been force to shut down as a result of the pandemic outbreak, . Meanwhile, e-commerce has survived and thrived. Since then, online shopping grown in popularity. Consumers are encouraged to stay at home and order their daily necessities online to reduce the spread of the virus. This paper aims to revisit online shopping behaviour by investigating financial risk, convenience risk, privacy risk, delivery risk, environmental risk, and information trust towards shopping behaviour. We collected a total of 250 questionnaires during the lockdown period in the year 2020. Findings shown that participants agree that information trust, privacy risk, convenient risk, and delivery risk can influence their online shopping behaviour, but the only not is environmental risk.
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