Smart home cameras raise privacy concerns in part because they frequently collect data not
only about the primary users who deployed them but also other parties--who may be targets …

Smart technologies continue to raise concerns about privacy protection of both households
and bystanders who may be targets of incidental or intentional monitoring. Domestic workers …

The proliferation of smart devices fuels privacy concerns, particularly for bystanders—
individuals impacted by smart devices beyond their control. Existing research primarily …

In smart homes, access-control policies increasingly depend on contexts, such as who is
taking an action, whether there is an emergency, or whether an adult is nearby. The vast …

One of the biggest privacy concerns of smart home users is enforcing limits on household
members' access to devices and each other's data. While people commonly express …

The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasingly present in many family homes, yet it is unclear
precisely how well families understand the cyber security threats and risks of using such …

Smart home devices increasingly aim to offer personalized experiences based on individual
usage patterns and preferences. However, individuals in multi-person households often find …

Polarized communities search aims at locating query-dependent communities, in which
mostly nodes within each community form intensive positive connections, while mostly …

Smart home devices raise privacy concerns among not only primary users, but also
bystanders like domestic workers. We conducted 25 qualitative interviews with nannies and …

The Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as smart speakers can collect sensitive user data,
necessitating the need for users to manage their privacy preferences. However, configuring …