Monitoring Pets, Deterring Intruders, and Casually Spying on Neighbors: Everyday Uses of Smart Home Cameras

Monitoring Pets, Deterring Intruders, and Casually Spying on Neighbors: Everyday Uses of Smart Home Cameras
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10.1145/3491102.3517617
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2022-04
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Proceedings of the 2022 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
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Neilly H. Tan;Richmond Y. Wong;Audrey Desjardins;Sean A Munson;James Pierce
Neilly H. Tan;Richmond Y. Wong;Audrey Desjardins;Sean A Munson;James Pierce
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Neilly H. Tan;Richmond Y. Wong;Audrey Desjardins;Sean A Munson;James Pierce

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