This paper explores issues of privacy, security and liberty arising in relation to information
and communication technologies (ICT) for crisis response and management. Privacy …

The GDPR, being a legal document, follows a technology-agnostic approach so as not to
bind the provisions of the law with current trends and state-of-the-art technologies in …

The right to be forgotten is contentious partly because it highlights the difference between
US and EU prioritization of information privacy and freedom of expression. Recently, a …

The use of digital products and services has expanded from largely instrumental, work-
oriented settings to include entertainment, leisure, personal communication, and other …

Ephemeral media platforms allow users to send content in a format that automatically
deletes the content after the recipient has accessed it–a phenomenon known as the 'burn …

For a long time, the second-hand retail market was the preserve of the charity shop.
However, the advent of services like eBay has massively increased its prominence. In this …

Mobile phones could become the largest surveillance system on the planet. These
ubiquitous, networked devices can currently sense and upload data such as images, sound …

This paper aims to understand the motivations and behavioural patterns of Snapchat use by
Generation Z (Gen-Z) and their social relationships with friends and romantic companions …

This paper challenges the position that design is a future oriented discipline, and rather
turns an eye to the past as potential material for re-design. We claim that what we call'the …

" On Heritage" aims to offer and promote a rich discussion at the intersection of art,
performance, and culture that expands the boundaries of HCI while broadening our …