Smart home cameras (SHCs) offer convenience and security to users, but also cause
greater privacy concerns than other sensors due to constant collection and processing of …

Data collection without proper consent is a growing concern as smart home devices gain
prevalence. It is especially difficult to obtain consent from incidental users because they may …

Smart home devices raise privacy concerns among not only primary users, but also
bystanders like domestic workers. We conducted 25 qualitative interviews with nannies and …

To address privacy concerns with the Internet of Things (IoT) devices, researchers have
proposed enhancements in data collection transparency and user control. However …

This paper explores how personal attributes, such as age, gender, technological expertise,
or “need for touch”, correlate with people's preferences for properties of tangible privacy …

Users frequently use their smartphones in combination with other smart devices, for
example, when streaming music to smart speakers or controlling smart appliances. During …

Future domestic robots will become integral parts of our homes. They will have various
sensors that continuously collect data and varying locomotion and interaction capabilities …

As smart home devices proliferate, protecting the privacy of those who encounter the
devices is of the utmost importance both within their own home and in other people's homes …

Privacy concerns in smart home technologies have surged as their adoption becomes
ubiquitous. This scoping review paper undertakes an exhaustive examination of the current …

As the number of smart devices increases in our lives, the data they collect to perform
valuable tasks, such as voice assistant requests, comes at the cost of user privacy. To …