Researchers will map gaming data practices to principles under PIPEDA including meaningful consent, safeguards, transparency, accountability and data minimizations. They will then measure youth unders...
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Achievement Unlocked? Young Canadians’ Privacy and Consent in Online Gaming is a mixed methods research project that will examine how youth aged 9–18 and their parents/caregivers understand, experienc...
This research will focus on analysing mobile gaming apps and comparing them to COPPA compliance criteria in order to identify good and bad practices in children’s privacy related to gaming and to prod...
This research project aims to analyze the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) in the context of FemTech (female technology) mobile applications dedicated to wellness...
This project will comprehensively explore privacy within AI systems, especially focusing on the perspectives of young digital citizens, while ensuring the protection of children's privacy rights.
This project will provide a practical introduction to Large Language Models and will explore privacy challenges for legal and policy experts and the role of privacy-enhancing technologies. Researchers...
The research will evaluate PIPEDA and proposed Canadian privacy and AI legislation for their fitness to govern the use of Emotional AI used with children, highlighting gaps and offering suggestions wh...
Modern connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) incessantly gather and relay extensive personal information, including location history, driving patterns, biometric data, and infotainment choices, to...
The proposed project will examine the management of sensitive data collected by a wearable device, stored on a smartphone and transmitted to a cloud platform, taking a representative ecosystem as a us...
This project aims to explore the unique privacy challenges and opportunities faced by older high school students and post-secondary learners (Ages 16–24) in Canada. First, a review of existing studies...
Smart speakers are the most popular smart home device in Canada and millions of Canadians use voice assistants like Alexa or Siri on a daily basis. However, smart speakers – and other voice-activated...
Research and knowledge transation regarding the use of online databases by Canadian anti-violence organizations.
The goal of this project is to support players, educators, and policymakers to respond effectively to the privacy challenges posed by AI-generated NPCs. Researchers will: (1) review the ‘state of play...
This research will explore that negative effects of deceptive design on user information privacy in commercial VR applications. By identifying and classifying deceptive design patterns in VR that unde...
This research project considers what “meaningful consent” looks like in the context of online gaming. The discussion begins with a survey of the privacy impacts associated with online gaming through t...
Technical investigation of the privacy risks associated with public WiFi hotspots.
This project proposes conducting extensive research and analysis and proposing policy recommendations that strengthen privacy protections against algorithmic pricing in online games.
Translate and market to a wider audience the documentary "Data Mining the Deceased," produced with previous funding by the OPC's Contributions Program.
Réalisation, distribution et diffusion de 10 productions audiovisuelles sur la protection de la vie privée.
This project will investigate the privacy issues emerging from the rapid scientific development and commercialization of what the researchers call “postgenomic biometrics.”
The goal of this research project is to provide a forum for discussion among seniors about emerging technological devices and their impact on privacy.
This project will develop novel technologies that enable users to define, manage and enforce their privacy preferences over online interactions.
This design jam will explore innovative, technological ways to provide real-time meaningful consent in the health sector while protecting individual privacy.
This project will give Canadian youth the chance to consider, discuss, and design ways of obtaining consent that are clear and meaningful to them, and to deliver their message directly to representati...