Power exercised by large technology companies has led to concerns over privacy and data
protection, evidenced by the passage of legislation including the EU's General Data …

Now that the protections of Roe v. Wade are no longer available throughout the United
States, the free flow of personal data can be used by legal authorities to provide evidence of …

Increasingly, research projects narrate visions of energy communities that portray hopes of
more sustainable, democratic energy futures. However, it remains unarticulated how such …

Pandemic-tracking apps may form a future infrastructure for public health surveillance. Yet,
there has been relatively little exploration of the potential societal implications of such an …

This qualitative study examines the privacy challenges perceived by librarians who afford
access to physical and electronic spaces and are in a unique position of safeguarding the …

The wider adoption of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) has relied on usability
studies–which focus mainly on an assessment of how a specified group of users interface, in …

The growing trend of collecting data about individuals to track past actions and infer future
attitudes and behaviors has fueled popular and scholarly interest in the erosion of privacy …

After the overturn of Roe v. Wade gave states the license to ban abortion, numerous people
in US have grown to worry about privacy in using period and fertility tracking apps. To …

Orienting privacy literacy toward social change | Emerald Insight Books and journals Case
studies Expert Briefings Open Access Publish with us Advanced search Orienting privacy …

Digital privacy is confusing. As such, technology companies deploy anthropomorphic
metaphors to simplify what digital privacy means. By leveraging the familiarity of the body …