New published paper: Crowd logistics: Understanding auction-based pricing and couriers’ strategies in crowdsourcing package delivery

How do couriers make decisions in auction-based package delivery service? In this new paper published in the Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, Amit Rechavi and Eran Toch analyze couriers’ strategies and try to understand how and in which cases do they compete

New Paper Accepted to Publication at CSCW: Can you Turn it Off? The Spatial and Social Context of Mobile Disturbance

We are happy to announce that a new paper was accepted to publication at CSCW 2020, and will be published at the ACM Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction Journal. The paper, titled Can you Turn it Off? The Spatial

Just published — Between privacy and security: the factors that drive intentions to use cyber-security applications

We are happy to announce that a new paper was recently published at Behaviour & Information Technology. You can read the complete paper here.  The paper is a collaborative work headed by Hadas Chassidim and Christos Perentis and with Bruno Lepri, head of

New Paper accepted for Publication: Between privacy and security — the factors that drive intentions to use cyber-security applications

I am happy to announce that a new collaborative paper was accepted for publication at the Behaviour & Information Technology Journal: “Between privacy and security: the factors that drive intentions to use cyber-security applications”.  The paper is a collaborative work headed

Two new papers about older adults and privacy and security were accepted to IMWUT

I’m glad to announce that two new papers were accepted to IMWUT (with minor revisions) and will be presented in the next Ubicomp at Cancún. The two papers are the first from our collaborative project about helping users cope with

Private Companies and Scholarly Infrastructure: The Question of Google Scholar

I’m happy to announce that we have taken a (small) part in writing a new workshop paper: Jake Goldenfein (Cornell Tech), Sebastian Benthall (NYU), Daniel Griffin (UC Berkeley), Eran Toch (Tel Aviv University): Private Companies and Scholarly Infrastructure: The Question

Tamir’s Doctoral Colloquium presentation at #Ubicomp2019

Tamir will present his thesis tomorrow, at the Doctoral Colloquium AT UBICOMP/ISWC 2019. In his presentation, Tamir will talk about: Social Help: Developing Methods to Support Older Adults in Mobile Privacy and Security. More information in the proceedings and here is the abstract: Older