Four Speculative Design F(r)ictions: Designing for Personal Data Awareness

Daniel Carey; Callum Nash; Luke Sellers; Jo Briggs

Four Speculative Design F(r)ictions: Designing for Personal Data Awareness

Daniel Carey, Callum Nash, Luke Sellers, Jo Briggs

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Human Data Interaction (HDI) takes place within a data economy characterised by power imbalances that favour giant corporations that rely on deceptions comprising a form of privacy theatre. We present speculative design f(r)ictions as critical framing devices to help people engage with, reflect upon and understand obfuscated personal data processes, towards supporting their awareness and agency around personal data sharing. We discuss four concept designs we developed following workshop activities.

Original language	English
Pages	1-3
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Unpublished - 9 May 2021
Event	Human-Data Interaction through Design Workshop: CHI2021 - Virtual Duration: 9 May 2021 → 9 May 2021

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Workshop	Human-Data Interaction through Design Workshop
Period	9/05/21 → 9/05/21

Keywords

HDI
digital traces
speculative design f(r)ictions

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Four Speculative Design F(r)ictions: Designing for Personal Data Awareness

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