Informing the Design of Privacy Awareness Mechanisms for Users and Bystanders...
summary
Four prototypes—privacy dashboard, mobile app scanner, ambient light, and privacy speaker—are built and demoed and evaluated via a survey to compare users and bystanders. The dashboard and app surface per-device data flows but require network access and can be socially awkward; the app scans Wi‑Fi but raises security concerns. The light maps green/yellow/red to encrypted/regular/tracking traffic and the speaker uses three chimes, both are unobtrusive but not informative and can alarm bystanders. Users favor device utility; bystanders weigh social power and want choice.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19Informing the Design of Privacy Awareness Mechanisms in Smart Homes
- 3:36Pros and Cons
- 5:12Ambient Light
- 9:28The Four Implications for for Practitioners When Designing Privacy Awareness Mechanisms for Smart Homes
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