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On the Privacy of Mental Health Apps
Empirical Software Engineering, 2023Leonardo H Iwaya +2 more
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Mental Models for Usable Privacy: A Position Paper
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2014In this position paper, we propose a new approach to privacy decision-making that relies on conceptual representations of mental models. We suggest that helping users to construct mental models of privacy will facilitate privacy decisions and hence contribute towards usable privacy.
Thomas Gross
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NEUROTECHNOLOGIES AND THE RIGHT TO MENTAL PRIVACY
Pravo ta nauki, 2021The article examines the legal problems arising from the development of neurotechnologies and their impact on the right to mental privacy as a component of the right to respect for private life. The concepts of neurotechnologies and neurorights are analyzed through the prism of contemporary scientific research in the field of neurosciences and ...
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Privacy 6.0: Privacy as Mental Integrity
Palgrave Studies in Law, Neuroscience, and Human BehaviorPatrick O'Callaghan
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Mental Models of Privacy and Security
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006The mental models approach could significantly improve risk communication in the case of computer security. The particular mental models that will be discussed here are: physical, medical, criminal, warfare, and market models. Our strongest conclusion is that mental models can be used to improve risk communication.
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Inequality, privacy, and mental health
International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 2008The state's mental health power is standardly understood in terms of the state's power to intervene with persons or populations to address mental health problems. This article advances a more expansive view of the state's mental health power, one which seeks to capture those exercises of state power that do not directly concern mental health but that ...
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Mental privacy in the age of neurotechnology
2022Second semester University: Uppsala ...
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Privacy homomorphisms for e-gambling and mental poker
2006 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing, 2006Abstract —With the development of computer networks, situ-ations where a set of players remotely play a game ( e-gaming )have become usual. Often players play for money ( e-gambling ),which requires standards of security similar to those in physicalgambling.
Jordi Castellà-Roca +3 more
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