Very excited to share that my first paper, co-authored with @davidaellis, is out now and open access!
It looks at how people respond to iOS activity tracking requests, and why.
I'll be presenting this work at #CHI2023 so come and say hi if you're there!
https://t.co/xnCxdn0ycs
Last night we hosted our❄️Cyber Security Winter Celebration❄️in @wills_memorial – always a wonderful opportunity to bring together our @CyberSecCDT staff & students, @BristolCyberSec and Crypto colleagues, & take a moment to look at the last year and connect over what’s ahead����
OK #Science twitter - do your thing! We have written an open letter to Conservatives strongly opposing 'kicking woke ideology out of science' rhetoric & show they do not represent science. Please distribute widely! Screen readable text + signature form at https://t.co/H7rNzb0wGh
Standing room only for our panel discussion on Psychology’s contribution to the field of Cybersecurity at #Cyber23
A massive thank you to all of our panellists and to everyone in the audience for such an interesting discussion - hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did!
Looking for something to do tonight in Bath? Come and listen to @HJ_Hutton talk about how to stop companies tracking you online
📍 @BRLSI Queen Square
🕒 7:30pm - 9pm
Get your tickets here 👇
https://t.co/QmLLmiMCfw
Join @HJ_Hutton, PhD researcher with @CyberSecCDT and @Bath_Digi_Lab, and find out reclaim the data you generate on your smartphone.
📍 @brlsi, 20 June 7:30pm
https://t.co/ive6oSpyFV
I'll be giving a talk at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (@BRLSI) on Tuesday 20th June at 7:30pm about smartphone app tracking and adtech - if this sounds interesting you can get tickets at this link (both in-person and online)
https://t.co/KpmToMBLjH
Do you 'Ask App Not to Track?' 43% of people misunderstand this smartphone privacy and security feature shows new research by PhD research Hannah Hutton (@HJ_Hutton) and Prof David Ellis (@davidaellis) @bathsofm@ido_bath ⤵️
https://t.co/G2nE5kZR0b
https://t.co/Cc47z4vjB9
How much do you understand about the data you’re sharing on your smartphone apps? 📱
New research from @HJ_Hutton and @davidaellis found 43% of users are confused about what app tracking means and its impact on app function ⤵️
https://t.co/17Um3pqJbd
43% of people misunderstand their smartphone privacy and security features according to new research.
PhD researcher @HJ_Hutton explains how people commonly mistake the purpose of app tracking as part of a study in @BathSofM.
Privacy and security features that aim to give consumers more control over the sharing of their data by smartphone apps are widely misunderstood, shows new research from the University's @BathSofM.
https://t.co/xSbrGeiJT3
#Privacy
A paper on open practices is being published in #CHI2023. But unlike the #OpenScience it promotes, it does not share its data. What could be an excellent discussion of research practices is instead a poor example of scrutinizability. A call for openness:
https://t.co/BjqWhd4466
Two years after Apple’s App Tracking Transparency went into effect, the framework is looking more like Schrödinger’s cat than a total poison pill for ad-tech.
My latest @Digiday story for the second anniversary since ATT went into effect: https://t.co/ipsA6QkZhW
Very excited to share that my first paper, co-authored with @davidaellis, is out now and open access!
It looks at how people respond to iOS activity tracking requests, and why.
I'll be presenting this work at #CHI2023 so come and say hi if you're there!
https://t.co/xnCxdn0ycs
It's been a fantastic (and exhausting!) week at my first in-person CHI - thanks to everyone I've talked to for being lovely and to the Bath team who supported me at my talk and made every evening fun ❤️ #CHI2023
Data practices, permissions, and consent was my favorite #CHI2023 session so far! Big congrats to @HJ_Hutton @ElijahBoumaSims @mTahaei and others - I would love to see a collaboration to make comprehensive data permissions redesign guidelines