Designing the Informing Process with Streamers and Bystanders in Live Streaming
summary
Design ideation with 21 participants uncovers a bilateral informing loop: streamers must signal live status and bystanders must convey privacy preferences. Key findings show real-time performance causes cognitive burden, unknown bystanders and social embarrassment block communication, and regulation is unclear. Proposed prototypes include automatic platform alerts, one-to-many audio/video indicators, messaging with streaming metadata, and a bystander opt-out database that auto-blurs or mutes faces; design principles adapt to context, detail, and third-party mediation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Live streaming privacy challenges
- 1:55Informing bystanders is crucial
- 2:58Research questions and methodology
- 4:24Streamer-bystander informing challenges
- 6:12Design solutions for bystanders
- 8:39Key takeaways and implications
- 10:49Future applications
- 11:33Closing remarks and Q&A
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