Human Drivers' Awareness of Utility and Privacy Risks of Vehicle-to-Everything...
summary
A driving simulator study (N=32) evaluates V2X utility and privacy awareness by showing imminent but invisible hazards with event-based warnings with chime and message and collecting post-drive interviews and logs. Participants detect events more reliably with message+chime; 69% noticed chime-only; 78% report V2X data exchange after an explicit description. Baseline awareness of V2X contribution is low, and participants prefer upfront notices, real-time icons or logs, or post-drive reports.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00V2X privacy research intro
- 2:20Privacy risks in CAVs
- 4:48Driving simulator study
- 9:07Methodology and participants
- 12:37Utility and privacy awareness
- 16:33Transparency recommendations
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