While recent surveys often cite people who have experienced some form of privacy invasion,
the exact nature of such invasions remains elusive. Yet in order to build ubiquitous …

With the advances in pervasive wireless communications (such as GSM, WaveLAN,
Bluetooth, etc.) and context-aware and 'smart room'prototypes (GUIDE [1], AT&T's Sentient …

Unfortunately, privacy is such a complex issue that there is no single solution, no recipe for
success, no silver bullet (or set of silver bullets) that will xa system for us so that it is “privacy …

Ubiquitous computing environments make the economic analysis of privacy more difficult as
they exacerbate information asymmetries and uncertainties. This paper discusses why the …

This paper tries to serve as an introductory reading to privacy issues in the field of ubiquitous
computing. It develops six principles for guiding system design, based on a set of fair …

To participate in meaningful privacy practice in the context of technical systems, people
require opportunities to understand the extent of the systems' alignment with relevant …

We present a conceptual model of everyday privacy in ubiquitous computing environments,
based on the works of Lessig and Adams. By everyday privacy, we mean the enduser's …

Visions of future computing environments involve integrating tiny microelectronic processors
and sensors into everyday objects in order to make them “smart.” Smart things can explore …

Privacy is a difficult design issue that is becoming increasingly important as we push into
ubiquitous computing environments. While there is a fair amount of theoretical work on …

When designing for or discussing privacy, it is critical to identify the conditions that create a
system's or phenomenon's privacy implications. We present a set of interdependent …