User Perceived Privacy. Mental Mmodels of User's Perception of Personal Data Flow through App Usage

Beskrivelse

Information Privacy is jeopardized almost every time a person used digital services or applications. The European General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR, recognizes that to empower the users and put focus on privacy, in the future all software (as well as applications) must provide transparency and consent so that the users are protected and are able to manage their privacy in contrast to today. This paper researches the perception of privacy in use of three selected applications; Endomondo, MobilePay and Roskilde Festival app. In an empirical study, participants have been instructed to draw mental models of different use situations of these applications and to discuss where there needs to be a privacy notification or other to inform the user about the sharing of private data- as announced byt he GDPR framework. The work constitutes the first step in a process of understanding the design challenge of the GDPR and for suggesting privacy related design for the interface design with a focus on the user experience.

Periode	3 jan. 2018
Begivenhedstitel	HICSS51 The Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
Begivenhedstype	Konference
Placering	Waikoloa , USAs ydre småøerVis på kort
Grad af anerkendelse	International