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Privacy Equilibrium: Balancing Privacy Needs in Dynamic Multi-User Augmented Reality Scenarios

Shwetha Rajaram, Jiasi Chen, Michael Nebeling

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How can we optimize negotiations of AR sensing capabilities to balance multiple usersʼ UX and privacy needs in a fine-grained manner?

How could we mediate negotiations of AR sensing capabilities to balance multiple individualsʼ UX and privacy needs in a fine-grained manner?

Figure 1: Augmented reality glasses pose privacy risks for co-located individuals, but today, their use in public spaces is governed solely by the wearer. Our work explores how to facilitate multi-user negotiations of AR sensing capabilities, formulating this process as an optimization approach to maintain core AR functionality while achieving a balance, or Equilibrium, with privacy.

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