The effects of filtered video on awareness and privacy

Michael Boyle · Christopher Edwards · Saul Greenberg

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Privacy, Security, and Data Protection Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data Innovative Human-Technology Interaction

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Video-based media spaces are designed to support casual interaction between intimate collaborators. Yet transmitting video is fraught with privacy concerns. Some researchers suggest that the video stream be filtered to mask out potentially sensitive information. While a variety of filtering techniques exist, they have not been evaluated for how well they safeguard privacy.

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