Privacy

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Daniel Aranki

Daniel Aranki

Assistant Professor of Practice
Predictive medicine; artificial intelligence; machine learning; tele-health; information disclosure; privacy; security.
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John Chuang

Professor
Climate informatics; biosensory computing; incentive-centered design
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Deirdre Mulligan

Professor
privacy, fairness, human rights, cybersecurity, technology and governance, values in design, public interest tech

Recent Publications

Using Natural Language Processing to Describe the Use of an Online Community for Abortion During 2022: Dynamic Topic Modeling Analysis of Reddit Posts
Behavioral Innovations to Access Abortion Post-Dobbs: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis of Reddit’s r/abortion Community in 2022
Expanding Perspectives on Data Privacy: Insights from Rural Togo
Participant Evaluation of Blockchain-Enhanced Women’s Health Research Apps: Mixed Methods Experimental Study
Addressing contemporary threats in anonymised healthcare data using privacy engineering
Visual engagement and comfort perceptions in pediatric patient rooms: A virtual reality and eye-tracking study using photographic stimuli
“Is This Normal?”: A Qualitative Exploration of Narratives of Social Support in a Reddit-Based Community for Abortion Following the Dobbs Leak in 2022
Differential Privacy for Black-Box Statistical Analyses
Situating Web Searching in Data Engineering: Admissions, Extensions, Repairs, and Ownership

 

 
Leveraging Differential Privacy While Attending to Social and Political Commitments

Privacy news

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Alum Nitin Kohli Wins iSchools Doctoral Dissertation Award for Outstanding Differential Privacy Research

Postdoctoral scholar and I School alum Nitin Kohli has been awarded the iSchools Doctoral Dissertation Award for his dissertation, “Leveraging Differential Privacy While Attending to Social and Political Commitments.”

Andrew Reddie
Andrew Reddie on “Integrating the Art and Science of Wargaming”

Policymakers face an incredibly difficult challenge to craft policy in the face of increasingly complex national and international security challenges. In serving them, wargamers can and should do better.

Davis Hake
After Oakland Was Hacked, Davis Hake and Sarah Powazek Give Tips on How To Stay Safe
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UC Berkeley I School Professor Joins White House As Deputy Chief Technology Officer for Policy

Professor Deirdre K. Mulligan has been tapped to join the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer for Policy.

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MICS Student Eduard Kotysh Discusses Blockchain Security
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Ph.D. Alumna Jen King Breaks Down California’s New Online Privacy Bill
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Ashkan Soltani Explains How California Data Privacy Laws Relate to Period-Tracking Apps
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Do Period-Tracking Apps and Other Software Pose a Threat to Privacy and Freedom?

Richmond Wong, Ph.D. ’20, shares how period-tracking apps share users’ data.

Hany Farid
Hany Farid on Deepfakes, Lies, and Cheerleading
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NPR Cites Hany Farid’s Research on AI-Generated Faces in Investigation of Fake LinkedIn Profiles