Smart Spaces, Private Lives: A Culturally Grounded Examination of Privacy Tensions...
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Iterative Grounded Theory interviews with 20 US and 20 Saudi participants and follow-up Saudi interviews use NVivo 14 and Excel coding to show privacy is collectively negotiated in multigenerational Saudi homes, shaped by family hierarchies, gender roles and religious obligations; cameras become social actors, prompting behavioral adaptation and negotiated use; design probes—automatic guest mode and prayer mode plus visitor notifications—are proposed to align device affordances with cultural norms and reduce friction in everyday privacy management.
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