The workshop will be held on Saturday, November 9, 2019. Final workshop schedule will be publish closer to the workshop date. The planned activities of the workshop include:
- Welcome/Introduction: Lightning talk presentations of position papers.
- Keynote Speaker: To inspire participants and spark discussion, we will have Professor Deirdre Mulligan from the University of California Berkeley as our keynote speaker. Her work focuses on exploring legal and technical means of protecting values such as privacy and fairness in the design of emerging technical systems. Her work stands at the forefront of Privacy by Design, which is integral to our workshop themes. In the keynote, she will speak about viewing privacy through multiple perspectives, starting to build bridges between privacy scholars’, engineers’ and designers’ perspectives on privacy.
- Coffee Break
- Large-group Discussion: Discuss the design space for mobile and IoT systems. Brainstorm the limitations of current research and methodologies on privacy designs, the new requirements and expectations of privacy designs in the IoT and mobile context, and how we can engage different design methodologies.
- Lunch
- Break-out Activity: Individuals will form small groups based on different types of technologies. Each group will conduct a design activity in which they will be asked to document their design methods, procedures, major considerations, and outcomes.
- Coffee Break
- Report/Synthesize: Present results to larger group, with time for full group discussion.
- Next Steps: Draft a roadmap on how to facilitate collaborations among researchers and practitioners from different communities.
Ubiquitous Privacy: Research and Design for Mobile and IoT Platforms 