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Références · 2026-02-21

Discovering Smart Home Internet of Things Privacy Norms Using Contextual Integrity

The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices for consumer "smart" homes raises co...

Privacycontextual integrityInternet of Things

Références · 2026-02-21

Preserving Privacy in Smart Homes: A Socio-Cultural Approach

Smart homes are expected to reduce the time we spend on routine activities. Data becomes an enabler ...

InteractionhumainmachinePrivacySmart homeInternet of Thingssocio-cultural

Références · 2026-02-21

Spaces and Traces: Implications of Smart Technology in Public Housing

Smart home technologies are beginning to become more widespread and common, even as their deployment...

Privacydesign researchparticipatory designSmart homespublic housing

Références · 2026-02-21

Defending My Castle: A Co-Design Study of Privacy Mechanisms for Smart Homes

Home is a person's castle, a private and protected space. Internet-connected devices such as lo...

CodesignPrivacySmart homeInternet of Things

Références · 2026-02-21

Operationalising AI ethics: how are companies bridging the gap between practice and principles? An exploratory study

Despite the increase in the research field of ethics in artificial intelligence, most efforts have f...

IntelligenceArtificielleExplainabilityFairnessPrinciplesEthicsPrivacy

Références · 2026-02-21

Ethics by design: a code of ethics for the digital age

Purpose This paper aims to provide a framework for a code of ethics related to digital and leading e...

LegislationPrivacyUsagerDigital ethicsCompliance managementNew technologies

Références · 2026-02-21

Who's In Control? Interactions In Multi-User Smart Homes

Adoption of commercial smart home devices is rapidly increasing, allowing in-situ research in people...

ExperiencePrivacySmart homemulti-user

Références · 2012-07-11

Are privacy concerns a turn-off? engagement and privacy in social networks

We describe survey results from a representative sample of 1,075 U. S. social network users who use ...

ÉmotionSocialNetworksControlPrivacySedleyAaronTransparencyStaddonJessicaHuffakerDavidBrownLarkin

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