UBICOMP PRIVACY: PRIVACY IN CONTEXT

How could privacy issues raised by ubicomp systems be solved in context? In discussing this question, this workshop seeks to understand potential social, technical, and legal solutions to reducing, managing, or redefining privacy risks. In particular, how will these solutions play out under real-world constraints, shaped by the context of a specific application, set of users, or culture? Instead of seeing privacy as an isolated abstract concept we are interested in reviewing and discussing privacy as an integral part of individual contexts of technology use, which greatly influences both concepts and systems design. We invite submissions reflecting diverse perspectives on privacy, whether based on notions of individual rights, legal contracts, economic incentives, social obligation, or interpersonal intimacy.

Call For Papers

Submission Deadline (workshop position papers): EXTENDED TO July 8, 2005

Workshop Program