How Does GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) Affect Persuasive System Design: Design Requirements and Cost Implications

Shao, Xiuyan; Oinas-Kukkonen, Harri

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-17287-9_14

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“…Important questions are: who will own the accumulating data, who will decide on technology, and who will set the rules? The "I own my data" approach is growing particularly in Europe, based on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), whereas there are severe differences in the data privacy laws globally [1]; for discussion of how GDPR relates to design for behavioral influence, see Shao et al [32] and Agyei et al [33].…”

Section: Reducing Rural-urban Digital Divide With 6g Telecommunication Networkmentioning

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5G and 6G Broadband Cellular Network Technologies as Enablers of New Avenues for Behavioral Influence with Examples from Reduced Rural-Urban Digital Divide

2021

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Two of the key information technologies with very high expectations to change our contemporary society are the fifth generation broadband cellular network technologies, which are already emerging to markets, and the foreseen sixth generation broadband cellular network technologies currently under research and development. The core promise of these next generation technologies lies especially in lower latency for providing users feedback on their behavior; thus, growing opportunities for influencing users in their everyday contexts. This viewpoint article seeks to discuss how these opportunities may impact future information technology in general and especially persuasive design and research before 2030. In addition, we will address challenges regarding the promise of 5G and 6G technologies. Information and communication technology can support individuals’ behavioral change only if they can access the technology. In this article, we will exemplify this by presenting possible ways to minimize the digital divide between rural and urban areas, wherein lies a general danger that the divide would increase further.

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Section: Reducing Rural-urban Digital Divide With 6g Telecommunication Networkmentioning

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5G and 6G Broadband Cellular Network Technologies as Enablers of New Avenues for Behavioral Influence with Examples from Reduced Rural-Urban Digital Divide

2021

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“…GDPR also specifies requirements for proper record keeping of internal data operations. The implementation of GDPR in eHealth systems brings new design requirements, responsibilities, and expenditures leading to significant impact on eHealth organizations [13]. In this paper, the CeHRes roadmap will be used to identify the influence GDPR has on the development of eHealth systems.…”

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GDPR and Systems for Health Behavior Change: A Systematic Review

Agyei

Oinas-Kukkonen

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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eHealth systems for behavior change need to cope with a wide variety of privacy requirements specified by governmental and other regulations. We conducted a systematic review of scientific articles. Analysis of the articles revealed General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant eHealth technologies, challenges posed by GDPR as well as early solutions for them. In addition, we highlight key GDPR issues to be considered when designing persuasive technologies.

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