Privacy vs. Convenience. Challenges for UX with Privacy and Personalization

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Agnieszka M. Walorska @agaw CREATIVE CONSTRUCTION @creativeconstr PRIVACY VS? CONVENIENCE

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Agnieszka M. Walorska @agaw CREATIVE CONSTRUCTION @creativeconstr

PRIVACY

VS?

CONVENIENCE

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CHANGED EXPECTATIONS TOWARDS CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE It is not enough anymore to just be usable or to expect customers to adapt to technology.

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Watson

SMART MACHINES Artificial Intelligence is making machines

smarter and more useful

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INCREASED PROCESSOR CAPACITY Processing data has become faster and cheaper

IBM Deep Blue

1996

11.38 GFLOPS

Apple IPhone 6

2014

115,2 GFLOPS

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CONNECTED TOOTHBRUSHES Every product can be equipped with an internet connection and

sensors: even toothbrushes, shirts, shoes or home thermostats. ©http://www.tehnickaskolava.rs/pdf/engleski2013/houses.pdf

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CHANGED ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY Tech: a mobile, social & functional companion in today‘s daily life

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I CONVENIENCE

We expect technology to provide more and more convenience

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IN A FEW YEARS MY MORNING MAY LOOK LIKE THIS My sleep will not be interrupted

by an irritating alarm clock. ©giphy - http://giphy.com/gifs/tired-morning-13NjrthWrBPYfm

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INTELLIGENT BEDROOM Instead, sensors in my mattress analyze my sleep and communicate with my roller blinds, massage elements in my bed

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herunterladen...AND MY SMART COFFEE MACHINE automatically brews a fresh coffee to wake me up in a gentle way.

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CONNECTED HOME Air conditioning, music, lighting can be controlled with simle hand movements and speech commands, learn my preferences and make adjustments regarding my mood. ©OfficeDesignIdeas

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INTELLIGENT CLOSET My closet automatically recommends the best clothing

based on appointments I have in my calendar.

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THE SMART TOILET ANALYZES MY VALUES and communicate the results to my smart kitchen which in turn automatically prepares the optimal breakfast. ©http://www.tehnickaskolava.rs/pdf/engleski2013/houses.pdf

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THE SMART FRIDGE provides me with food suggestions and reccomendations of the cheapest provider.

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THE SELF-DRIVING CAR is synchronized with my calendar and automatically chooses the fastest route to my morning appointment based on the traffic. ©Deezen.com - http://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2014/02/XchangE-Car_dezeen_sq.jpg

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Dazugabesschonmalne

Folie–fragmalUli

Agnieszka, you’ve almost reached your spending limit for fashion-shopping this month…

ON MY WAY BACK, I STOP BY A FASHION STORE My personal finance management app thinks it is a bad idea

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INSTEAD, I RELUCTANTLY GO FOR A RUN to gain extra points for my health-insurance discount.

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©LinkedIn - https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/p/2/005/055/0a9/3923fea.jpg

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SOCIAL MOBILE

DATA SENSORS

LOCATION

5 CONTEXT-DRIVING FORCES Enable 3 customer experience trends....

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PERSONALIZATION

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PERSONALIZATION PREDICTION

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PERSONALIZATION PREDICTION ZERO UI

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PERSONALIZATION Individual information and experiences to each customer based on known implicit and explicit preferences

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WTF? But why does Amazon recommend me pregnancy products?

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Statement:

Expectation:

THIS IS A GOOD PREDICTION

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Statement:

Reality:

THIS IS NOT A VERY GOOD ONE

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GOOGLE NOW learns my routines/behaviour and matches them with external conditions in order to provide me with relevant information. © Google - lh5.googleusercontent.com

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ZERO USER INTERFACE GOES ONE STEP FURTHER Instead of relying on commands we enter on a screen, machines now can understand our words, mimics and gestures. ©http://wwwen.zte.com.cn/endata/magazine/mobileworld/2015/3/articles/201506/W020150629624595381867.jpg

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„Hi. I am Alexa. How can i help you?“

AMAZON‘S APPROACH TO ZERO USER INTERFACE Echo talks back to you and acts as personal assistant.

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LUNA – SMART MATTRESS COVER automatically regulates the bed temperature based on the user‘s regular bedtime. It also learns by tracking the sleep quality.

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LG – THE INTELLIGENT FRIDGE knows its content and automatically prepares shopping lists.

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FITNESS TRACKERS are implementing all three approaches more and more to make us healthier and fitter

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NEXT STEP – INGESTIBLE SENSORS Real time data directly from inside the body help in monitoring health and administrating dosages of medicine. ©http://www.proteus.com/

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NEW BUSINESS MODEL – BETTER INSURANCE RATES IN EXCHANGE FOR FITNESS DATA

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BUT WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES Does not sharing your data put you at risk for higher rates?

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UNCANNY VALLEY Acceptance of robots depends on degree of anthropomorphism

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Take my data!

It‘s okay, that you have my data!

I don‘t want you to have my data!

How did you get my data!

Amazing!

UNCANNY VALLEY OF DATA The same principle can be applied to anticipatory software.

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CONVENIENT EXPERIENCE = PRIVACY VIOLATION? But why is privacy relevant?

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WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT PRIVACY !

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NO !!!

ONLINE SERVICES PRETEND TO PROVIDE FREE SERVICES

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CONTROL OVER DATA

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© Meme Binge | laptop-privacy-with-sweater

PRIVACY SEEMS TO BE A HUGE ISSUE. BUT...

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IDENTITY CARD

...55% SHARE DATA IN ODER TO USE FREE SERVICES

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© https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2014/09/28/10/06/protest-464616_640.jpg

WE‘RE NOT WILLING TO

PAY FOR SERVICES

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© https://upload.wikimedia.org/Tokyo_Prefecture.jpg

EVERYTHING

AND MAINLY USE FREE SERVICES

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80% disapprove free services making money with data. Almost 80% use them

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HUMANS ARE PREDICTABLY IRRATIONAL...

© http://dominicp.com/book_predictably-irrational.jpg

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Dochlieberdaskaufen

...AND LIE TO THEMSELVES In order to reduce cognitive dissonance

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PRIVACY PARADOX We know about the importance of privacy and we are ashamed that we do not care enough. That is why we say we do.

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PRIVACY CONVENIENCE

WE VALUE PRIVACY BUT WE VALUE OTHER THINGS MORE

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We can pay cash, but it is just more convenient to pay with a card.

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We can set up a login and password for each online service, but it’s so much easier to hit the “connect with facebook” button

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© FamilyGuy|20thCenturyFox

We can turn off cookies in our browsers, but we do not want to re-enter our passwords and we enjoy having personalized services.

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PRIVACY CONVENIENCE

RIGHT NOW, IT ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE A TRADEOFF and most of the time WE take convenience.

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PRIVACY CONVENIENCE

DOES IT ALWAYS HAVE TO BE A TRADEOFF?

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VALUABLE EXPERIENCE AND PRIVACY? What can we do to provide both at the same time?

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FOCUS ON YOUR CUSTOMER Every time you collect data, ask yourself:

How will the customer benefit from providing the data?

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USERS WANT TO KNOW WHAT‘S IN FOR THEM

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DON‘T GIVE PEOPLE THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY HAVE A STALKER.

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OFFER PEOPLE A CHOICE You don‘t have to lose your customer just because she preferes apples to cake

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TELL PEOPLE ALL YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM They have a right to know.

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PROVIDE TRANSPARENCY Give your customers the possibility to find out

based on which data you have made your predictions.

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NO PRIVACY LABYRINTH Make your privacy settings comprehendable and easy to access.

Don‘t hide your privacy policy behing legal gibberish.

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MAKE PRIVACY DEFAULT

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WRITE USER STORIES AROUND PRIVACY

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“TECHNOLOGY IS [...] GIVING US WAYS TO DO HARM AND TO DO WELL; IT’S AMPLIFYING BOTH.[...] BUT THE FACT THAT WE ALSO

HAVE A NEW CHOICE EACH TIME IS A NEW GOOD.” - KEVIN KELLY

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GROUNDBREAKING POSSIBILITES Analyzing vast amounts of data gives us the possibiliy to improve

the quality of life for millions of people all over the world.

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© http://consciouslifenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/demon-angel.jpg

BUT THERE IS ALWAYS A FLIP SIDE This great potential goes hand in hand with significant threats. We need information symmetry, transparency and rules governing the use of data.

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THANK YOU !

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