The PIONEER Project: A PrIvacy companion for mOtivatioN and knowlEdge transfER

📅 2026-09-02
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PIONEER项目开发了一种结合知识传递和说服元素的隐私支持工具,旨在提高用户对隐私保护的意识与动机,帮助不同用户群体更好地控制个人数据。
📝 Abstract
Remaining control over their private data is one of the key challenges in this century for users. We know from prior work that users are often neither in a position to fully grasp the content of the usually complicated texts, nor are they motivated to spend the time necessary to do so. We report on the progress made by the PIONEER project on a privacy support tool that combines knowledge transfer and persuasive elements to increase users' privacy awareness and motivation; thus empowering them to more privacy sovereignty. Throughout the research and design process, we consider user group specifics that may result in different requirements, e.g., for children, adolescents, parents, or elderly people. We further target sustainable behavior change by addressing different states of change, precisely: spark initial motivation, facilitate the creation of new habits, and encourage habituation of these habits in the long term (volition). Finally, we provide a privacy support tool demonstrator that can be utilized for research and education purposes, e.g., in school contexts.
Problem

Research questions and friction points this paper is trying to address.

privacy
user control
data awareness
Innovation

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privacy support tool
knowledge transfer
persuasive elements
user group specifics
behavior change
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Simon Althaus
Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
Nina Gerber
Nina Gerber
Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
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Sara Hahn
University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt; Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
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Andreas Heinemann
University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt; Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
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Angela Menig
Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
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Max Mülhäuser
Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity
Christian Reuter
Christian Reuter
Science and Technology for Peace and Security (PEASEC), TU Darmstadt
HCIPeace and Conflict StudiesUsable Security and PrivacyCrisis InformaticsInformation Warfare
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Ephraim Zimmer
Technical University of Darmstadt; ATHENE – National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity