This paper explores the relationship between privacy concerns from voice assistant (VA) users and their persistent dependence on these devices for convenience. To gain a deeper understanding, we investigated using two studies. In the first study, we ...

Smart home cameras (SHCs) offer convenience and security to users, but also cause greater privacy concerns than other sensors due to constant collection and processing of sensitive data. Moreover, privacy perceptions may differ between primary users and ...

While self-report studies are common in Human-Computer Interaction research, few evaluations have assessed their long term use. We present a longitudinal analysis of a web-based workplace application that collects well-being assessments and offers ...

Self-tracking technologies have long promised to enhance our well-being. However, our initial work and that of others show that most of these technologies focus on data, not the user. Based on interviews, development of mood boards, and the creation of ...

Routines are an important element of day-to-day work life, supporting people in structuring their day around required tasks. Effectively managing these routines is, however, experienced as challenging by many – an issue further amplified by the current ...

Mobile interaction is now almost exclusively dependent on an intransparent cloud infrastructure beyond the users’ control, resulting in multiple issues related to security, privacy, and availability. While alternative approaches based on decentralized ...

Drum Roll is a data physicalization of nuclear radiation threats featuring an automated drum which is constantly playing a drum roll based on real-time radiation sensor readings of the Tihange Doel Radiation Monitoring network (TDRM). We describe the ...