Qiurong Song

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#1175

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Recent Publications

Surveillance as Care: Configuring Baby Monitors in the Home

With the development of consumer surveillance technologies, monitoring has become increasingly accessible and woven into family life. Prior work has examined parents’ attitudes, privacy concerns, and selected uses of surveillance technologies like smart cameras and location-tracking apps, but offers limited accounts o…

CHI '262nd AuthorGame Accessibility +2

Player Safety by Design: Co-Designing Child-Centered Safety Mechanisms with Children

Gaming is a meaningful part of children’s lives, yet its safety has drawn increasing concerns from scholars and the public. On platforms like Roblox, children may encounter extremist roleplay, scams, or virtual rape. Prior research has emphasized technical interventions that address risks after they occur and ethical…

DIS '25CorrespondingAI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +2

Reflecting Upon The Unintended Consequences of Personal Informatics Systems: A Systematic Review of Empirical Studies

The HCI community has been actively developing and studying the use of Personal Informatics (PI) systems. While celebrating the headways, researchers have uncovered many unintended consequences of using PI systems, such as data-induced stress and obsessive tracking, but there has been a lack of systematic analysis of…

CHI '251st AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +1

Understanding Users' Perception of Personally Identifiable Information

Personally identifiable information (PII) is a fundamental concept in privacy research and regulations. Understanding users' perspectives on PII is critical, as their understanding of PII can significantly affect their privacy decisions and practices. While much research has explored users’ privacy perceptions and dis…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 4c: Data Donation, Privacy and Security

Collective Privacy Sensemaking on Social Media about Period and Fertility Tracking post Roe v. Wade

On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, which has led to full bans on most abortions in 14 states within one year. Many people in the U.S. use period and fertility tracking apps for reproductive healthcare and concerns have arisen about the privacy risks these apps might pose in the wake of Roe…

CHI '242nd AuthorNotification & Interruption Management +1

"At the end of the day, I am accountable": Gig Workers' Self-Tracking for Multi-Dimensional Accountability Management

Tracking is inherent in and central to the gig economy. Platforms track gig workers' performance through metrics such as acceptance rate and punctuality, while gig workers themselves engage in self-tracking. Although prior research has extensively examined how gig platforms track workers through metrics – with some st…

CHI '241st AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +1

“Our Users' Privacy is Paramount to Us”: A Discourse Analysis of How Period and Fertility Tracking App Companies Address the Roe v Wade Overturn

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 address these concerns, some app companies have issued public statements to engage in privacy communication with their users. Prior literatu…

CHI '232nd AuthorHonorable MentionExplainable AI (XAI) +1

AutoML in The Wild: Obstacles, Workarounds, and Expectations

Automated machine learning (AutoML) is envisioned to make ML techniques accessible to ordinary users. Recent work has investigated the role of humans in enhancing AutoML functionality throughout a standard ML workflow. However, it is also critical to understand how users adopt existing AutoML solutions in complex, rea…

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