Investigating Security Indicators for Hyperlinking Within the Metaverse
summary
Eight expert interviews generate a design space and five prototype indicators (N=25 lab study) tested in a VR maze with four secure and four insecure portals per map. Implementations: haptic beep, simulated heart‑rate haptic, peripheral blinking visual, peripheral static visual, and static visual above the portal. Results show peripheral blinking yields fastest task times and high accuracy, peripheral static has the fewest errors and highest preference and understandability, haptics produce the most errors and slowest completion, and audio rates as most disturbing; visuals suit frequent notices, blinking suits urgent alerts.
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