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Permissions: Do Icons H elp C omprehension? Ariel Haney, Serge Egelman , Nathan Good, David Wagner. SURVEY 2: CONTROL CONDITION SURVEY 2: EXPERIMENTAL CONDITION SURVEY 2: PRELIMINARY RESULTS CONCLUSIONS Users understand icons better than the current text explaining Android permissions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Past studies have demonstrated that a significant number of users don't notice permission warnings.1
Of those users that do notice them, many misunderstand their meaning.1
Icons have been shown to increase warning comprehension.2
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PURPOSE
Can icons increase comprehension of Android permission warnings?
SURVEY 1: INSTALL TIME
• How do well do users understand icons relating to permissions at install time?
• This is currently when permission information is shown.
SURVEY 1: SETUP
What permission is being requested?
Permissions: Do Icons Help Comprehension?Ariel Haney, Serge Egelman, Nathan Good, David Wagner
SURVEY 1: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
• Although the number of users who understood the permissions was low, these numbers represent a 21%-51% increase in comprehension from textual permission warnings.
SURVEY 2: RUNTIME
• How well do users understand permission icons at runtime?
• Previous research has shown that warnings are most effective when shown right before the hazard is encountered.2
• Control condition – The icon is shown above an app that would clearly need the permission. Experimental condition – The icon is shown above an app that is unlikely to need the permission.
Work Cited
1 A. P. Felt, E. Ha, S. Egelman, A. Haney, E. Chin, and D. Wagner. Android Permissions: User Attention, Comprehension, and Behavior. The 2012 Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS).
2. M. S. Wogalter, V. C. Conzola, and T. L. Smith-jackson. Research-based guidelines for warning design and evaluation. Human Factors, 33, 2012, pp. 219-230.
SURVEY 2: CONTROL CONDITION
SURVEY 2: EXPERIMENTAL CONDITION
SURVEY 2: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
CONCLUSIONS
• Users understand icons better than the current text explaining Android permissions.
• Future work to improve icons’ ability to signal inappropriate runtime permissions.