Networked Privacy: Design
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This document discusses privacy challenges in design and ways to address them. It notes that privacy settings are often static while sharing decisions are contextual, and people do not always understand who they are sharing with. The goals are to avoid surprise, regret, and lack of intimacy for users while empowering them. Specifically, the document aims to help those concerned with privacy, vulnerable users, and those who are unsophisticated or irrational in their sharing. Some potential solutions proposed are providing feedback through social cues, preventing creeping people out, clearly communicating the audience, and allowing for ephemerality and forgetting of shared content.
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Networked Privacy: Design
- 2. Challenge How do you embed privacy into the interaction?
- 3. Why? Privacy settings are static, decisions are contextual People don¡¯t understand who they¡¯re sharing with It¡¯s not just about oversharing and privacy; want to address undersharing and comfort User empowerment
- 4. What are we trying to avoid? Surprise Regret Lack of intimacy
- 5. Who? Users in general Specifically, those who are: Privacy concerned Are vulnerable Are unsophisticated/irrational
- 6. Ideas Feedback via social cues Creeping people out Communicating audience Ephemerality and forgetting