Designing for Civic Trust: An Infrastructure to Help Long Beach Residents Manage Their...
summary
A City of Long Beach deployment pairs CMU’s IoT Privacy Infrastructure with on-street data privacy labels (24 tested; March 2024) and QR-linked entries to a registry and app that already hosts ~100,000 resource descriptions (earlier Amsterdam work had ~1,300 sensors). User research (82 focus‑group participants; survey: ~80% worried about privacy) motivates tooling to submit CCPA requests via authorized agent flows, DRP where available, or automated email templates; initial onboarding covers parking, scooters, bike rentals and smart water meters with a months‑long pilot planned.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Civic trust and surveillance
- 3:04Data privacy policy limits
- 8:21User testing gaps
- 10:05CMU IoT privacy infrastructure
- 14:17Registry system challenges
- 17:27Pilot plans and future
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