Author’s draft of Luiza Jarovsky’s paper

Luiza Jarovsk’s author’s draft paper at the European Data Protection Law Review can now be accessed on SSRN. The paper’s title is  Improving Consent in Information Privacy through Autonomy-Preserving Protective Measures (APPMs). It looks at privacy nudges and other paternalistic mechanisms and asks whether

New published paper – Analyzing large-scale human mobility data: a survey of machine learning methods and applications

I am happy to announce that we have published a new paper: “Analyzing large-scale human mobility data: a survey of machine learning methods and applications”. In a collaboration with Boaz Lerner and Eyal Ben-Zion from Ben Gurion University and with Irad

Bringing privacy to software engineers

I am happy to announce that Dr. Irit Hadar, our collaborator from the University of Haifa, will present our joint work, “Privacy by Designers: Software Developers’ Privacy Mindset” at ICSE 2018, the 40th International Conference on Software Engineering. The conference will be

New Paper Accepted – The Privacy Implications of Cyber-Security Systems: a Technological Survey

Cyber-security systems protect us from hackers and other online dangers, but they also access our most sensitive information. In the paper “The Privacy Implications of Cyber-Security Systems: a Technological Survey“, that was just accepted to the ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR),

Presentation at CHI: Not Even Past: Information Aging and Temporal Privacy in Online Social Networks

I am happy to announce that we will present our paper “Not Even Past: Information Aging and Temporal Privacy in Online Social Networks“, by Oshrat Ayalon and Eran Toch, at CHI 2018. We were invited to present the paper as part of

New paper accepted to HICSS’51

Hawaii, here we are again! A paper by Oshrat Ayalon and Eran Toch, Crowdsourcing Privacy Design Critique: An Empirical Evaluation of Framing Effects. The paper describes a new framework that tests privacy scenarios with crowdsourcing, to understand how intrusive are possible

New paper accepted to UbiTtention 2017: Do Message Previews help Mitigate Interruptions across Varying Task Load?

Happy to announce that a paper by Frank Bolton, Dov Te’eni, and Eran Toch was accepted to UbiTtention 2017: 2nd International Workshop on Smart & Ambient Notification and Attention Management. The paper, “Do Message Previews help Mitigate Interruptions across Varying Task