Realizing Choice: Online Safeguards for Couples Adapting to Cognitive Challenges
summary
A prototype safety-settings interface is tested with seven couples (six remote, one in-home) who set controls for email, banking, passwords, shopping, and browsing and explain choices aloud. Couples overwhelmingly choose activity logs so partners can retrace or supervise clicks, and prefer the notify function for shared assets like banking; social accounts are left open. Flexibility wins: settings are tuned to current abilities and expected to change over time, so adaptive, collaborative controls beat one-size-fits-all locks.
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