The Future of Networked Privacy: Challenges and Opportunities

Jessica Vitak, Pamela Wisniewski, Xinru Page, Airi Lampinen, Eden Litt, Ralf De Wolf, Gage Kelley Patrick, Sleeper Manya

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In the last decade, CSCW researchers have increasingly focused on questions around networked privacy, with studies examining the privacy paradox, strategies users employ to manage their privacy, the privacy-disclosure link, and design solutions for privacy needs, among
others. Building on this work and previous workshops at CSCW and CHI, this two-day workshop examines networked privacy challenges from a broader perspective by 1/ identifying the most important issues researchers will need to address in the next decade and 2/ working to create actionable solutions for these privacy issues that future researchers can empirically test. This workshop comes at a critical time for organizations, researchers, and consumers, with content-sharing applications soaring in popularity and more privacy and security vulnerabilities emerging. Workshop participants and organizers will work together to develop a guiding framework for the community that highlights the future challenges and opportunities of networked privacy.
Originele taal-2English
TitelUnknown
Pagina's267-272
StatusPublished - 14 mrt 2015
EvenementCSCW 2015 Workshop - Vancouver, BC, Canada
Duur: 14 mrt 201515 mrt 2015

Conference

ConferenceCSCW 2015 Workshop
Land/RegioCanada
StadVancouver, BC
Periode14/03/1515/03/15

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