Mtg 12/26: Thu-15-Feb-2024
Outline for Today
Privacy
Administration
- Happy Thursday
- Attendance
- Class calendar for today
- Upcoming events
Response to Responses
- three social roles of privacy
- nothing of importance?
Today
- CIPS will send you a membership card. It may take a few days, so please don’t leave it to the last minute
- Group discussion of collective welfare: ‘Should designs deliver the greatest good for the greatest number of people? Or should design protect the interests of more vulnerable communities of users?’
- Love in the age of AI?
- Intrusive drones?
- VIDEO: ‘Social Dilemma’ trailer
- CHOICE
- VIDEO: Your right to mental privacy
- Answers to quiz:
- Asymmetric dark patterns impose unequal burdens on the choices available to the user. The choices that benefit the service are feature prominently while the options that benefit the user are typically tucked away behind several clicks or are obscured from view by varying the style and position of the choice. Asymmetric dark patterns are particularly common in consent interfaces.
- the Trick Questions dark pattern can impose a cognitive burden on choices that withhold consent by using confusing language and double negatives
- the Confirmshaming dark pattern can use emotion to burden choices, associating guilt with certain choices and not others
- Privacy Zuckering burdens choices with user interface friction, hiding privacy-respecting settings behind obscure menus.
- Asymmetric dark patterns impose unequal burdens on the choices available to the user. The choices that benefit the service are feature prominently while the options that benefit the user are typically tucked away behind several clicks or are obscured from view by varying the style and position of the choice. Asymmetric dark patterns are particularly common in consent interfaces.
Summary
Enjoy the break!
For Next Meeting
- Submit your response to this meeting before noon tomorrow
- Listen to this podcast
- Take quiz before the start of our next meeting
ACTION: Take quiz before next meeting
Wiki
Link to the UR Courses wiki page for this meeting
