Emerging smart home platforms, which interface with a variety of physical devices and
support third-party application development, currently use permission models inspired by …

With the advent of DIY smart homes and the Internet of Things comes the emergence of user
interfaces for domestic human-building interaction. However, the design trade-offs between …

Addressing digital security and privacy issues can be particularly difficult for users who face
challenging circumstances. We performed semi-structured interviews with residents and staff …

Vacuum cleaners, dish washers, and computers have had a lasting impact on ordinary life,
and the last wave of ubiquitous technology, smart home technology, once again alters social …

A considerable amount of research has been carried out towards making long-standing
smart home visions technically feasible. The technologically augmented homes made …

Many technologies assume a single user will use an account or device. But account and
device sharing situations (when 2+ people use a single device or account) may arise during …

Consumer smart home devices are becoming increasingly pervasive. As Airbnb hosts
deploy smart devices in spaces shared with guests, we seek to understand the security and …

Although many technologies assume that a device or an account would be used by a single
user, prior research has found that this assumption may not hold true in everyday life. Most …

The widespread adoption of smart home devices (SHD) has increased privacy concerns
among users, yet user-friendly controls are lacking. While there is a large body of research …

Smart technologies continue to raise concerns about privacy protection of both households
and bystanders who may be targets of incidental or intentional monitoring. Domestic workers …