Designing for Privacy Needs of Bystanders in Smart Homes: A Systematic Review of
summary
A systematic review of 48 papers catalogs concrete design proposals—Bluetooth LE beacons, dashboards and status beacons to broadcast recording state; guest mode and preset profiles to limit retention; privacy labels and nudges during setup; and tangible physical switches to cut sensors. Several prototypes exist but few commercial deployments; studies report trade-offs between bystander protection and owner utility, geographic bias toward US/Europe, and a need for more comparative evaluations to show which interventions actually work.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Smart home bystander privacy
- 1:56Defining bystanders
- 3:40Bystander privacy concerns
- 7:12Privacy indicators design
- 10:00Minimize data collection
- 12:50Bystanders control data
- 15:19Research gaps and adoption
- 16:23Q&A
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