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Online Risk, Platform Harm, and Trust Governance / Misinformation, Platform Harm, Risk, and Trust

Users struggle to identify logical fallacies in digital information and are easily misled.

lightbulbPractical problemMisinformation, Platform Harm, Risk, and Trust

Users struggle to identify logical fallacies in digital information and are easily misled.

CSCW '24Evaluation of an LLM in Identifying Logical Fallacies: A Call for Rigor When Adopting LLMs in HCI Research

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Many image-based sexual abuse victims do not know how to seek help or choose to remain silent.

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Parents struggle to effectively supervise children's content consumption on social video platforms and balance educational benefits with safety risks.

CHI '25Weighing Benefits and Harms: Parental Mediation on Social Video Platforms

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Users are unclear why websites need certain permissions and hesitate to approve them.

CHI '25Permission Rationales in the Web Ecosystem: An Exploration of Rationale Text and Design Patterns

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Victims struggle to promptly remove non-consensual intimate content (NCIM) online.

CHI '25A Law of One's Own: The Inefficacy of the DMCA for Non-Consensual Intimate Media

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Adolescent developers in game development communities often face social risks and insufficient technical support.

CHI '25Leveling Up Together: Fostering Positive Growth and Safe Online Spaces for Teen Roblox Developers

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Traditional competitions struggle to achieve fairness and inclusion among participants with different physical abilities.

CHI '25The Virtual Jail: Content Moderation Challenges Faced by Chinese Queer Content Creators on Douyin

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