People who are marginalized experience disproportionate harms when their privacy is
violated. Meeting their needs is vital for develo** equitable and privacy-protective …

Content creators—social media personalities with large audiences on platforms like
Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube—face a heightened risk of online hate and harassment. We …

At-risk users are people who experience risk factors that augment or amplify their chances of
being digitally attacked and/or suffering disproportionate harms. In this systematization work …

With the growing smartphone penetration rate, smartphone settings remain one of the main
models for information privacy and security controls. Yet, their usability is largely …

Research involving at-risk users—that is, users who are more likely to experience a digital
attack or to be disproportionately affected when harm from such an attack occurs—can pose …

It has been argued that human-centred security design needs to accommodate the
considerations of three dimensions:(1) security,(2) usability and (3) accessibility. The latter …

Privacy and surveillance are central features of public discourse around use of computing
systems. As the systems we design and study are increasingly used and regulated as …

The usage of mobile loan applications has proliferated in develo** countries. This is due
to the ease and speed in which they disburse small loans to users, compared to traditional …

Privacy researchers and designers must take into consideration the unique needs and
challenges of vulnerable populations. Normative and privileged lenses can impair …

Whilst user-and people-centered design are accepted routes for digital services, they are
less commonly used in the design of technologies that control access to data and the …