Challenges in Eliciting Privacy and Usability Requirements for Lifelogging
Blaine A. Price · 2010
With the first commercial release of a simple lifelogging camera this year and the continued growth of cheap computing and memory, it is clear that multimedia lifelogging will soon be commonplace. In this paper I argue that lifelogging presents new challenges for studying privacy and usability and that new methodologies to elicit privacy requirements will be needed.