In citizen science, volunteers collect and share data with researchers, other volunteers, and
the public at large. Data shared in citizen science includes information on volunteer location …

If one wants to study privacy from an intercultural perspective, one must first validate whether
there are any cultural variations in the concept of “privacy” itself. This study systematically …

Users of social network services (SNSs) have to cope with a new set of privacy challenges
because personal information on an SNS is often co-owned and co-managed by various …

Privacy is a major concern of SNS (social networking site) users. Users' profiles contain a
large amount of personal information, and most users want to control who has access to this …

Building on recent work in privacy management and disclosure in networked spaces, this
two-day workshop examines networked privacy challenges from a broader perspective by …

System design has a crucial effect on users' privacy, but privacy-by-design processes in
organizations rarely involve end-users. To bridge this gap, we investigate how User …

Journalistic work is increasingly conducted using cooperative technologies. But while
journalists need security and privacy just like professionals in sectors like health and …

Social information access (SIA) systems crucially depend on user-provided information, and
must therefore provide extensive privacy provisions to encourage users to share their …

Abstract Nissenbaum's Framework of Contextual Integrity (CI) provides a mechanism for
understanding the negotiation of privacy between two or more parties. In this position paper …

Mobile participatory sensing systems allow people with mobile devices to collect, interpret,
and share data from their respective environments. One of the main obstacles for long-term …