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Users may unintentionally leak privacy when sharing images but lack simple, easy-to-use protection tools.

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Users may unintentionally leak privacy when sharing images but lack simple, easy-to-use protection tools.

UIST '24Manipulate to Obfuscate: A Privacy-Focused Intelligent Image Manipulation Tool for End-Users

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lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Bystanders may be inadvertently recorded in videos and cannot effectively express privacy needs.

CHI '25Bystander Privacy in Video Sharing Era: Automated Consent Compliance through Platform Censorship

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Bystanders captured in photos may feel uneasy about privacy breaches and even face identity-theft risks.

CHI '25``I am not the primary focus" - Understanding the Perspectives of Bystanders in Photos Shared Online

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Users often unknowingly leak location information when sharing photos, creating security risks.

CHI '25Raising Awareness of Location Information Vulnerabilities in Social Media Photos using LLMs

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Users using large language models may inadvertently infringe on the privacy of non-participants.

CUI '24Beyond Individual Concerns: Multi-user Privacy in Large Language Models

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Users may inadvertently expose personal and sensitive information during screen sharing.

UIST '24ScreenConcealer: Privacy-protection System with Obfuscations for Screen Sharing

lightbulbPractical problemPhoto, Video, and Visual Media Privacy

Camera glasses users are often questioned for violating bystander privacy when recording.

CHI '24In Focus, Out of Privacy: The Wearer's Perspective on the Privacy Dilemma of Camera Glasses

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Raising Awareness of Location Information Vulnerabilities in Social Media Photos using LLMs

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In Focus, Out of Privacy: The Wearer's Perspective on the Privacy Dilemma of Camera Glasses

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A Psychometric Scale to Measure Individuals' Value of Other People's Privacy (VOPP)

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The Attendant Perspective: Present Others in Public Technology Interactions

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