Martin J. Kraemer
Interests
While I have moved on to work in the industry, I still pursue professional and research interests in human-centred security and privacy. Do get in touch, if you would like to talk about any of it.
I'm interested in human-centred privacy and the Internet of Things. My research aims to provide deeper understanding of the impact of technology on our privacy, especially in the home. My doctoral research concerned privacy in human-centred-computing. My thesis explores, unpacks, and designs for the social organisation of smart device use in the home to empower privacy in familial (communal) settings. To this end, I have worked with members of the public in ethnographic, interview, and co-design studies. My main contribution is a framework that serves to empower people through product innovation by sensitising designers and researchers to the ethical challenges of communal use and privacy in the home.
Admin
I was the teaching assistant (TA) for Security & Incident Management and Data Security & Privacy, both part of the Software Engineering Program.
I was a member of the Human-Centred-Computing & Safety reading group and ran the Security and Privacy Reading Group. If you'd like to revive any of these groups and need access to the respective webpage, please get in touch.
Biography
I'm a DPhil student at the Department of Computer Science, and also part of the Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Cyber Security. In 2016, I received an MSc in Computer Science (University of Edinburgh). I graduated in 2012 with a BSc is in Business Information Systems (Cooperative State University Baden-Wurttemberg, Mannheim). Between my degrees, I worked as an Information Technology Consultant focussing on mobile and distributed systems.
Selected Publications
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"It Becomes More of an Abstract Idea‚ this Privacy" − Informing the Design for Communal Privacy Experiences in Smart Homes.
Martin Kraemer‚ Helena Webb‚ George Chalhoub and Ivan Flechais.
In International Journal of Human−Computer Studies (IJHCS 2023). December, 2023.
Details about "It Becomes More of an Abstract Idea‚ this Privacy" − Informing the Design for Communal Privacy Experiences in Smart Homes. | BibTeX data for "It Becomes More of an Abstract Idea‚ this Privacy" − Informing the Design for Communal Privacy Experiences in Smart Homes. | Download (pdf) of "It Becomes More of an Abstract Idea‚ this Privacy" − Informing the Design for Communal Privacy Experiences in Smart Homes. | DOI (10.1016/j.ijhcs.2023.103138) | Link to "It Becomes More of an Abstract Idea‚ this Privacy" − Informing the Design for Communal Privacy Experiences in Smart Homes.
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"It did not give me an option to decline": A Longitudinal Analysis of the User Experience of Security and Privacy in Smart Home Products
George Chalhoub‚ Martin J. Kraemer‚ Norbert Nthala and Ivan Flechais
In 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2021). ACM. May, 2021.
Details about "It did not give me an option to decline": A Longitudinal Analysis of the User Experience of Security and Privacy in Smart Home Products | BibTeX data for "It did not give me an option to decline": A Longitudinal Analysis of the User Experience of Security and Privacy in Smart Home Products | Download (pdf) of "It did not give me an option to decline": A Longitudinal Analysis of the User Experience of Security and Privacy in Smart Home Products | DOI (10.1145/3411764.3445691)
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Informing the Design of Privacy−Empowering Tools for the Connected Home
William Seymour Martin J. Kraemer Reuben Binns and Max Van Kleek
In 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. 2020.
Details about Informing the Design of Privacy−Empowering Tools for the Connected Home | BibTeX data for Informing the Design of Privacy−Empowering Tools for the Connected Home | Download (pdf) of Informing the Design of Privacy−Empowering Tools for the Connected Home | DOI (10.1145/3313831.3376264)