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- personality traits
- ex: what if we tell all the things to the users? how can we communicate all the discourses without overwhelming the user?

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- mental model of privacy.
- mental model of what may happen.

Indian PDP Bill: https://www.prsindia.org/sites/default/files/bill_files/Personal%20Data%20Protection%20Bill%2C%202019.pdf

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- privacy vs privacy policies.
- Should we re-think how privacy policy is designed?

PrivacyCheck tool add-on for Chrome/FirefoxDeveloped by UT Austin Center of Identity.

Pribot.org

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https://hasgeek.com/rethinkaadhaar

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- solitude
- we have expressions.
- middle class: speak english + hindi. where the language mixes up. leads to certain expressions.
- the word personal,

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- while going through the university exam, the professor put the trust in the students not to cheat.
- but will this work in the global south perspective. can professor put trust on the students?

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- home network is not secure.
- few company does not allow the people to work from the personal computer.
- few company also give the people to install new server in the home.
- how will people react if there is a monetary reaction to trade-off privacy?
- argument: there is a price

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- shoulder surfing is the un-motivated user activity.
- when login into the banking application, our primary motive is to send the money or doing the banking activity. Someone watching our activity or protecting our password is the secondary task.

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- Morality

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- there is a God who sees all.
- Don't do anything as the God is watching.

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Share more passwords compared with western culture

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Share more passwords compared with western culture

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- as the gender.
- male person know more the personal details. ex: husband know wife's mobile password.
- more and more women raise their voice on the social media but wants their privacy to be protected.

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How culture shaped the notions of privacy?

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How culture shaped the notions of privacy?

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- sometime pets come in the zoom meeting. it is okay to have pets coming in the zoom meetings.

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Are there

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Networked privacy: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1461444814543995

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- build the system, for example: thermal scanner, should build the system which stops the malicious thought.

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- giving the informed consent or just getting consent.

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- emotion bond.
- and economic necessity
comparative study: privacy shoulder.

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It is not about the digital literacy but systems should be designed in such a way that respect privacy. 

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It is not about the digital literacy but systems should be designed in such a way that respect privacy. 

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- after GDPR we need to accept the COOKIES.
- users: need to know the harm.
- in Europe, one such case, which educate the users about the privacy.
- reputation management is another area in the US.
- harm of cognitive learning.
- how technology is designed.

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- people's attitude towards privacy is increasing.

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- technology is also for the fun and recreational activity.

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Thinking of privacy from the emotional and affect. 

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Thinking of privacy from the emotional and affect. 

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- when all the classes went online then children have to borrow parents smart phone to have the online class.
- sharing is not from the necessity but sharing is also an emotional thing.

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When you are having the fun with the technology, we get addicted. 

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When you are having the fun with the technology, we get addicted. 

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- how the big tech affect our life?
- how security and usability goes?

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- security and usability
- being able to profit
- being able to give the control to the users.
- ex: fb is saying the user is in the control of his privacy.
- usability is not limited to use, but also to the fun element.

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- pandemic has brought the thermal scanners to scan the temperature.
- question is whether will stay even after the pandemic?

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Right to privacy paper by Supreme Court Lawyers 

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Right to privacy paper by Supreme Court Lawyers 

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- The right to privacyessayhttps://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/privacy/Privacy_brand_warr2.html

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- nothing will happen.

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How to tell parents or not tell what I am doing to our parents?

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How to tell parents or not tell what I am doing to our parents?

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- who should tell what privacy is?
- should privacy adapt

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Younger generation is affected more than the older generation with the globalisation

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Younger generation is affected more than the older generation with the globalisation

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- cannot call friends as the youngster who are in the home, as they are not able to find a place to call in privacy.

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As per study in Bangladesh, youngster are fine to share to a stranger compared to their parents. 

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As per study in Bangladesh, youngster are fine to share to a stranger compared to their parents. 

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How to design ubiquitous computing which respect the people's culture?

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How to design ubiquitous computing which respect the people's culture?

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- in western, people in the queue stand apart.
- but in Asia, people stand closer to each other in the queue.

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Doing something in private is considered wrong. 

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Doing something in private is considered wrong. 

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- shoulder surfing might be considered normal.

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We could look at the privacy and work from home from three lens. 

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We could look at the privacy and work from home from three lens. 

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Potential exercise to understand privacy.

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Potential exercise to understand privacy.

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- write down the own definition of privacy.
- What is the impact of putting your private conversation publicly?

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There is a lack of understanding what data is breached. 

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There is a lack of understanding what data is breached. 

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- Collectivism culture
- community value
- my community vs it is mins.

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- even if we mention that there is a Cambridge Analytica, but people say it does not affect mw.

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- pandemic has made us to use the technology more than ever.
- we don't have all the pieces to protect privacy.
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- from the middle class and
- feminist and LGBTQ rights.
- abortion rights
- 1st instances: section 377 penal code which abolishes the criminalisation of the same sex marriage.
- 2nd Instances: aadhaar card brought the discussion on privacy.

Work from home is different in India from US or other context. Bcz of the domestic space.

Not everyone can afford technology. still there is a digital divide.

Ownership and rights: when rights become accessible.

Puttaswamy judgement on Right to Privacy in India.

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- Europe has GDPR and India has Personal Data Protection Bill.

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Understand the mindset around privacy in the work from home space

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Understand the mindset around privacy in the work from home space