… man’s intrinsic need for forgetting. The lack of permanence of … From the above considerations,
we want to propose formulat… , the proper features of the devices that do not allow the …

… Forgetting as "a feature, not a bug": The duality of memory and implications for ubiquitous
computing. CoDesign: International Journal of CoCreation in Design and the Arts, 2(1), 3–15. …

… Bannon LJ (2005) Forgetting as a feature, not a bug: The duality of memory and
implications for ubiquitous computing. CoDesign 2(1), 3–15. doi:10.1080/15710880600608230. …

… memories can occur through dispossession, transformation or inaccessibility of the memory
such as forgetting… on the effect of the loss or explored how an otherwise lost memory cue, the …

… forgetting), and better remembrance of information. Research on … effect of the burn after read
principle on recognition memory … applications' ephemeral features recognised more pictures …

… various notions of forgetting and the need to be forgotten, including … , by the explosion of
ubiquitous computing and big data … necessary human activity and not simply a bug in the design …

… -level forgetting is plainly undesirable (eg episodes of human history we wish not to repeat).
… Finally, we sympathise if readers worry about possible detrimental implications of deleting. …

… In this paper, we explore an alternative feature that provides … Even if they forgot to fine tune
the privacy configuration of the … of their data, the duality of ephemerality and persistence, and …

… memory of the past, we fail to appreciate the consequences of … that difficult forgiveness keeps
the memory of an offence in … a feature that stands in contrast to a right to be forgotten which …

… As a result, a caveat must be added when we discuss the movement of ethical design and
its advocacy for a web that forgets by choice: forgetting as a rhetoric and an aesthetic can …