TC: Small: Online Privacy and Senior Citizens: A Socio-Technical Multi-Perspective Framework for Trustworthy Operations

这个项目调查了影响老年人网络隐私行为的外部和内部因素（例如，人口、个人和心理方面）。解决这一问题的多视角方法包括调查（标准化）、密集的面对面访谈、焦点小组、击键记录和日志分析以及基于场景的问卷调查，以了解在线隐私行为和态度。将开发一个使用贝叶斯网络的在线隐私保护计算框架，其中包括一个包含安全策略、可执行措施和一组适当设计隐私增强技术的建议的隐私架构。本研究亦将探讨老年人对个人资讯的感知价值，以及网络安全教育对网络隐私行为的影响。由于关于老年人和网络隐私的实证数据和研究有限，本项目有可能为老年人互联网用户设计更可用、更公正的网络隐私保护技术做出重大贡献。最后，这项研究的更广泛的社会重要性在于，需要更深入地了解个人、社会和制度因素之间的相互作用，这些因素决定了老年人的在线隐私体验，以促进在互联网上加强在线隐私保障的持续努力。

This projects investigates the external and internal factors (e.g., demographic, personal, and psychological aspects) that impact senior citizens' online privacy behavior. The multi-perspective approach to address this question consists of surveys (standardized), intensive in-person interviews, focus groups, key stroke logging and log analysis and scenario based questionnaires to understand online privacy behavior and attitude. A computational framework for online privacy protection using Bayesian Networks will be developed that includes a privacy architecture incorporating security policies, enforceable measures and a set of recommendations for proper design of privacy-enhancing technologies. This research will also explore senior citizens' perceived value of their personal information and the impact of cyber security education on online privacy behavior.Since there is limited empirical data and research about senior citizens and online privacy, this project has the potential to significantly contribute to the design of more usable and unbiased online privacy protection technology for elderly users of the Internet. Ultimately, the wider societal importance of the proposed research is that a deeper understanding of the interaction between personal, social and institutional factors in determining senior citizens' experience with online privacy is needed to facilitate the continuing effort in enhancing online privacy assurance on the Internet.