How Public Is My Private Life?: Privacy in Online Dating
How Public Is My Private Life?: Privacy in Online Dating
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我的私生活有多公开？: 网上约会的隐私
DOI：
10.1145/3038912.3052592
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发表时间：
2017
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通讯作者：
Tadayoshi Kohno
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作者：
Camille Cobb;Tadayoshi Kohno
在线约会服务使用户可以将约会池扩展到社交网络之外，并指定潜在合作伙伴的重要特征。为了评估兼容性，用户在个人资料或一对一的交流中共享个人信息，例如识别有关性偏好或世界观的细节或敏感意见。因此，参与在线约会会带来固有的隐私风险。人们如何解释现代在线约会生态系统中的这些隐私风险尚未得到广泛研究。我们展示了一项调查的结果，该调查旨在检查使用或曾经使用过在线约会的人的隐私相关风险、做法和期望，然后使用半结构化访谈进行更深入的研究。我们还分析了 400 个 Tinder 个人资料，以探讨这些问题在实践中的表现。我们的结果揭示了隐私与竞争的用户价值观和目标之间的紧张关系，并且我们展示了这些结果如何为未来的设计提供信息。
Online dating services let users expand their dating pool beyond their social network and specify important characteristics of potential partners. To assess compatibility, users share personal information -- e.g., identifying details or sensitive opinions about sexual preferences or worldviews -- in profiles or in one-on-one communication. Thus, participating in online dating poses inherent privacy risks. How people reason about these privacy risks in modern online dating ecosystems has not been extensively studied. We present the results of a survey we designed to examine privacy-related risks, practices, and expectations of people who use or have used online dating, then delve deeper using semi-structured interviews. We additionally analyzed 400 Tinder profiles to explore how these issues manifest in practice. Our results reveal tensions between privacy and competing user values and goals, and we demonstrate how these results can inform future designs.