Embedded Interactive Systems (EIS), Computing Department, Lancaster University

Privacy and Curiosity in Mobile Interactions with Public Displays.

[Abstract]: Personal multimedia devices like mobile phones create new needs for larger displays distributed at specific points in the environment to look up information about the current place, playing games or exchanging multimedia data. The technical prerequisites are covered; however, using public displays always exposing information. In this paper we look at these issues from the privacy as well as from the curiosity perspective with several studies showing and confirming users’ reservations against public interactions. Interactive advertisements can exploit this best using specific types of interaction techniques.

PDF Icon, BibTeX, [Abstract]. Paul Holleis, Enrico Rukzio, Friderike Otto, Albrecht Schmidt. "Privacy and Curiosity in Mobile Interactions with Public Displays". Poster at Mobile Spatial Interaction workshop at CHI 2007, 28 April, 2007 San Jose, California, USA.