At first glance, privacy and ubiquitous computing seem to be highly incompatible, due to the ubicomp characteristic of being invisible. There are projects, trying to overcome this problem with different feedback mechanisms. In current literature, this approach is often referred to as privacy mirrors. The goal is to provide privacy awareness. It means making users aware about how their data is used by a specific service. However, there is little scientific work on the social impact of privacy awareness. That is, if privacy awareness is useful, accepted by the users and if it changes their usage behavior. Therefore, in this work, we examined the influence of privacy awareness on users to find the answers. We performed a user study with a priv...
none4noSmartphones contain a myriad of personal information and, due to their ubiquity and the possi...
: Current developments in information technology are leading to increasing capture and storage of in...
As smartphones proliferate, new technologies including facial recognition, sensors and Near Field Co...
We explore mobile privacy through a survey and through usability evaluation of three privacy-preserv...
Privacy is a known issue in ubiquitous computing, exasperated by an oft-cited feature of ubiquitous ...
The vision of Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) foresees a future of context-aware smart systems which ...
Realisation of the Ubicomp vision in the real world creates significant threats to personal privacy ...
After the recent spread of the Internet, many technology terms appeared like Smartphone, social medi...
Pervasive and mobile computing applications are dramatically increasing the amount of personal data ...
The idea behind the usage of online and smart environments has been researched. Smart environments i...
With the increasing popularity of ubiquitous computing and context-aware services, the privacy chall...
Realisation of the Ubicomp vision in the real world creates significant threats to personal privacy ...
The concept of “disappearance” underpins the original idea by Weiser on the philosophy of ubiquitous...
The concept of “disappearance ” underpins the original idea by Weiser on the philosophy of ubiquitou...
PolyU Library Call No.: [THS] LG51 .H577M COMP 2015 LiuRxiv, 105 pages :illustrationsThe ubiquitous ...
none4noSmartphones contain a myriad of personal information and, due to their ubiquity and the possi...
: Current developments in information technology are leading to increasing capture and storage of in...
As smartphones proliferate, new technologies including facial recognition, sensors and Near Field Co...
We explore mobile privacy through a survey and through usability evaluation of three privacy-preserv...
Privacy is a known issue in ubiquitous computing, exasperated by an oft-cited feature of ubiquitous ...
The vision of Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) foresees a future of context-aware smart systems which ...
Realisation of the Ubicomp vision in the real world creates significant threats to personal privacy ...
After the recent spread of the Internet, many technology terms appeared like Smartphone, social medi...
Pervasive and mobile computing applications are dramatically increasing the amount of personal data ...
The idea behind the usage of online and smart environments has been researched. Smart environments i...
With the increasing popularity of ubiquitous computing and context-aware services, the privacy chall...
Realisation of the Ubicomp vision in the real world creates significant threats to personal privacy ...
The concept of “disappearance” underpins the original idea by Weiser on the philosophy of ubiquitous...
The concept of “disappearance ” underpins the original idea by Weiser on the philosophy of ubiquitou...
PolyU Library Call No.: [THS] LG51 .H577M COMP 2015 LiuRxiv, 105 pages :illustrationsThe ubiquitous ...
none4noSmartphones contain a myriad of personal information and, due to their ubiquity and the possi...
: Current developments in information technology are leading to increasing capture and storage of in...
As smartphones proliferate, new technologies including facial recognition, sensors and Near Field Co...