Shijing He

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Privacy in Human-AI Romantic Relationships: Concerns, Boundaries, and Agency

An increasing number of LLM-based applications are being developed to facilitate romantic relationships with AI partners, yet the safety and privacy risks in these partnerships remain largely underexplored. In this work, we investigate privacy in human–AI romantic relationships through an interview study (N=17), exami…

CHI '261st AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +3

“Create an environment that protects women, rather than selling anxiety!”: Participatory Threat Modelling with Chinese Young Women Living Alone

As more young women in China live alone, they navigate entangled privacy, security, and safety (PSS) risks across smart homes, online platforms, and public infrastructures. Drawing on six participatory threat modeling (PTM) workshops (n = 33), we present a human-centered threat model that illustrates how digitally fac…

CHI '261st AuthorSmart Home Privacy & Security +2

Investigating Bystander Privacy in Chinese Smart Home Apps

Bystander privacy in smart homes has been widely studied in Western contexts, yet it remains underexplored in non-Western countries such as China. In this study, we analyze 49 Chinese smart home apps using a mixed-methods approach, including privacy policy review, UX/UI evaluation, and assessment of Apple App Store pr…

CHI '263rd AuthorHonorable MentionEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +2

The People's Gaze: Co-Designing and Refining Gaze Gestures with Users and Experts

As eye-tracking becomes increasingly common in modern mobile devices, the potential for hands-free, gaze-based interaction grows, but current gesture sets are largely expert-designed and often misaligned with how users naturally move their eyes. To address this gap, we introduce a two-phase methodology for developing…

CHI '251st AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +2

Exploring the Privacy and Security Challenges Faced by Migrant Domestic Workers in Chinese Smart Homes

The growing use of smart home devices poses considerable privacy and security challenges, especially for individuals like migrant domestic workers (MDWs) who may be surveilled by their employers. This paper explores the privacy and security challenges experienced by MDWs in multi-user smart homes through in-depth semi…

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