Research
Manuscript published at Decision Support Systems
Our paper “Investigating the Impact of Differential Privacy Obfuscation on Users’ Data Disclosure Decisions” by Michael Khavkin and Eran Toch was published as a pre-proof at the Decision Support Systems. Link to the journal pre-proof manuscript.
Manuscript published at Decision Support Systems
Our paper “Investigating the Impact of Differential Privacy Obfuscation on Users’ Data Disclosure Decisions” by Michael Khavkin and Eran Toch was published as a pre-proof at the Decision Support Systems. Link to the journal pre-proof manuscript.
A letter about the school upgrade
Our department was recently upgraded to a school: The School of Industrial and Intelligent Systems Engineering (IISE). In this letter, I share what this change means and why it matters for our students, our research, and our role in shaping
A letter about the school upgrade
Our department was recently upgraded to a school: The School of Industrial and Intelligent Systems Engineering (IISE). In this letter, I share what this change means and why it matters for our students, our research, and our role in shaping
Tokyo research exchange meeting on usable privacy and security
I had the honor of participating in the International Research Exchange Meeting on Usable Privacy and Security. The event was held in Tokyo with attendees from Toho University, Nagoya University, NTT Research, KDD Research, Waseda University, Tokyo University, and Hitachi. This
Tokyo research exchange meeting on usable privacy and security
I had the honor of participating in the International Research Exchange Meeting on Usable Privacy and Security. The event was held in Tokyo with attendees from Toho University, Nagoya University, NTT Research, KDD Research, Waseda University, Tokyo University, and Hitachi. This
New paper accepted to Decision Support Systems
Super excited to share that the paper “Investigating the Impact of Differential Privacy Obfuscation on Users’ Data Disclosure Decisions” by Michael Khavkin and Eran Toch was just accepted to Decision Support Systems. Link to the journal proof: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dss.2025.114474 The Question Differential Privacy
New paper accepted to Decision Support Systems
Super excited to share that the paper “Investigating the Impact of Differential Privacy Obfuscation on Users’ Data Disclosure Decisions” by Michael Khavkin and Eran Toch was just accepted to Decision Support Systems. Link to the journal proof: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dss.2025.114474 The Question Differential Privacy
Privacy Engineering for NGOs
We are very happy and proud to announce a research grant awarded to Professor Michael Birnhack, Noa Diamond from the Privacy Clinic at Tel Aviv University, and myself from the Class Action Aid Fund at the Israel Ministry of Justice
Privacy Engineering for NGOs
We are very happy and proud to announce a research grant awarded to Professor Michael Birnhack, Noa Diamond from the Privacy Clinic at Tel Aviv University, and myself from the Class Action Aid Fund at the Israel Ministry of Justice
Coverage in Haaretz about our Account Deletion Paper
Our research was recently featured in Haaretz, discussing our paper Cleaning house or quiet quitting? Large-scale analysis of account deletion behaviour on Tumblr into why people delete their social media accounts. Conducted with Ran Wolf and led by the graduate student Ruth
Coverage in Haaretz about our Account Deletion Paper
Our research was recently featured in Haaretz, discussing our paper Cleaning house or quiet quitting? Large-scale analysis of account deletion behaviour on Tumblr into why people delete their social media accounts. Conducted with Ran Wolf and led by the graduate student Ruth
ChatGPT in the Public Eye: Ethical Principles and Generative Concerns in Social Media Discussions
Our recent paper was just published at New Media & Society! “ChatGPT in the Public Eye: Ethical Principles and Generative Concerns in Social Media Discussions”. In the paper, we analyzed 350K tweets in the months following OpenAI’s launch of ChatGPT
ChatGPT in the Public Eye: Ethical Principles and Generative Concerns in Social Media Discussions
Our recent paper was just published at New Media & Society! “ChatGPT in the Public Eye: Ethical Principles and Generative Concerns in Social Media Discussions”. In the paper, we analyzed 350K tweets in the months following OpenAI’s launch of ChatGPT