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How do flexible privacy personalization settings (e.g., blur level adjustment) affect user experience?

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How do flexible privacy personalization settings (e.g., blur level adjustment) affect user experience?

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

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How can existing video platform copyright review mechanisms indirectly protect bystander privacy?

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

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How can bystanders actively manage their privacy without significant additional cost?

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

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What are the effectiveness and limitations of ultrasonic music signals in privacy protection?

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How should bystanders in photos be defined, and how can privacy-sensitive individuals be effectively identified?

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

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How do contextual factors affect bystanders' feelings about privacy and image sharing?

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

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What limitations do existing bystander-detection mechanisms have in privacy protection?

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

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