The introduction of robots into our society will also introduce new concerns about personal privacy. In order to study these concerns, we must do humansubject experiments that involve measuring privacyrelevant constructs. This paper presents a taxonomy of privacy constructs based on a review of the privacy literature. Future work in operationalizing privacy constructs for HRI studies is also di...

The need for privacy is broadly recognized by individuals, businesses, the government, the computer industry, and academic researchers. Examples are shown in Figure 1. The growing recognition of the importance of privacy is motivated not only by users’ sensitivity about their personal data. Other factors include business losses due to privacy violations, and enactments of federal and state priv...

This research examined a model in which experience of privacy served as a mediator between architectural privacy and emotional exhaustion in the workplace and personalization of one’s workspace served as a moderator, mitigating the adverse effect of low levels of experienced privacy at work on emotional exhaustion. The results generally supported our hypotheses by indicating that in its role as...

The importance of “context” in people’s privacy decisions is widely recognized, mostly in the area of inter-personal privacy. A comprehensive multinational analysis of what users consider to be the main contextual factors impacting their privacy decisions is still largely missing though, rendering it difficult to integrate context into data processing systems and privacy policy frameworks. We p...

Personal Privacy Assistants (PPAs) can support users in managing their privacy. Conducting a user study, we provide qualitative and quantitative insights into how imagine PPA PPAs designs appear for different groups. We highlight five aspects derived from the literature that are essential when designing PPA: What features should have? How learn users’ preferences? level of involvement its decis...

In the era of information, administration of personal data protection mingles with expectations of access to information as well as the overall sense of cyber (in)security. A failure to appropriately consider the system of data processing relationships easily reduces personal data protection to assurances in letter. The complexity of contemporary data transactions demands a systemic and structu...

Privacy is a major issue in information management for public health needs. For example, the surveillance of infectious diseases, such as HIV, is an important function of public health and it presents major privacy concerns for affected people. While their privacy must be protected, privacy concerns should not come in the way of effective data collection and surveillance. In this paper, the aut...