The Privacy Lab is led by Professor Apu Kapadia in the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University.
Bloomington, IN
Joined September 2012
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Happy to share that our paper on AI Explainability perceptions has been accepted for presentation at CHI 2024 Workshop on Human-Centered Explainable AI (HCXAI)!
Title: "The Drawback of Insight: Detailed Explanations Can Reduce Agreement with XAI"
arxiv.org/pdf/2404.19629
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IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Thanks for having me Debra!
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IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Receiving thoughtful comments about our work on 'Bitrotting photos' on social media has enhanced my CSCW experience! Please attend the second round of presentations on November 18 (Perspectives on Security and Privacy) if time permits.
dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35555…
In our new CSCW article, we explore privacy alternatives to disappearing photo stories where sensitive parts of a photo could be redacted over time. These ‘temporal redactions’ preserve privacy while also allowing people to retain versions of the photos as memories. #CSCW2022
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
In our new CSCW article, we explore privacy alternatives to disappearing photo stories where sensitive parts of a photo could be redacted over time. These ‘temporal redactions’ preserve privacy while also allowing people to retain versions of the photos as memories. #CSCW2022
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
I am excited and grateful to be part of this amazing team! Thank you @NSF for supporting our work. @IUPrivLab @IULuddy @IUPsychBrain
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Happy to announce that I have successfully defended my dissertation yesterday. Grateful to my amazing advisor @apukapadia and awesome committee members for their support and guidance. Thanks to all who have been a part of this journey. @IUPrivLab
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
🎉Pre-print Announcement!🎉
Does physical device controls provide a better sense of privacy to bystanders? Proudly presenting our new pre-print that addresses this question in the context of smart voice assistants [to appear at #CSCW2022] homes.luddy.indiana.edu/kapa… [1/n]
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A writeup on our work on ‘sharenting’: Parents who post more photos of their children online tend to have a more permissive parenting style and allow their kids to use social media at younger ages. (CSCW 2022 article: homes.luddy.indiana.edu/kapa…) @IUPsychBrain @IULuddy @SMSTUCF
Study Finds Parents’ Social Media Use is Associated with Parenting Style
ucf.edu/news/study-finds-par…
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
How do scholars/scientists react when they *unexpectedly* go viral on Twitter for the first time? How does such vitality affect their behaviors, engagement, and short/long-term follower gain?
We study these qs under a causal inference framework using a longitudinal dataset.
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Please spread the word!
We are organizing a Workshop on Interdependent and Multi-party privacy at @PET_Symposium 2022. CFP and other details: sites.google.com/asu.edu/idp….
plz email/dm me your questions. looking forward to your submissions :)
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Thrilled to share that our paper titled "Tangible Privacy for Smart Voice Assistants: Measuring Users' Attitudes Towards User-Centric Sensor Designs" (/w @frostaf, @tonni095, Zach Buher, @apukapadia, Adam J Lee) has been accepted to #CSCW2022 😃The pre-print is coming soon!(1/2)
IU Privacy Lab retweeted
I'm excited to share our recent @EuroUsec 2021 paper, "What breach? Measuring online awareness of security incidents by studying real-world browsing behavior"!
Paper: users.cs.northwestern.edu/~s…
Joint work with @lujobauer and @apukapadia
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IU Privacy Lab retweeted
Feels incredible to have our Best Paper Award covered by @YahooFinance @YahooNews !
University of Texas at Arlington Takes APWG eCrime Symposium Top Paper Award With Study of Twitter's Growing Utility as a Potent Phishing Report Channel finance.yahoo.com/news/unive… via @Yahoo