The news that young people consume is increasingly subject to algorithmic curation. Yet,
while numerous studies explore how algorithms exert power in citizens' everyday life, little is …

Internet-connected voice-controlled speakers, also known as smart speakers, are
increasingly popular due to their convenience for everyday tasks such as asking about the …

The open-source nature of the Android OS makes it possible for manufacturers to ship
custom versions of the OS along with a set of pre-installed apps, often for product …

Through voice characteristics and manner of expression, even seemingly benign voice
recordings can reveal sensitive attributes about a recorded speaker (eg, geographical …

Assessing the information security awareness (ISA) of users is crucial for protecting systems
and organizations from social engineering attacks. Current methods do not consider the …

In order to improve mobile data transparency, various approaches have been proposed to
inspect network traffic generated by mobile devices and detect exposure of personally …

Despite years of heavy criticism, privacy self-management (ie, the principle that people
individually manage their privacy via notice and choice) remains the standard of privacy …

It is commonly assumed that “free” mobile apps come at the cost of consumer privacy and
that paying for apps could offer consumers protection from behavioral advertising and long …

Consumer mobile spyware apps covertly monitor a user's activities (ie, text messages,
phone calls, e-mail, location, etc.) and transmit that information over the Internet to support …

The dominant privacy framework of the information age relies on notions of “notice and
consent.” That is, service providers will disclose, often through privacy policies, their data …