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This document discusses the concept of plastic time and the evaporation of interfaces through location sharing technologies. It notes that sharing one's location can reveal a lot about a person but that privacy controls are needed, including sharing location information only temporarily as relationships in real life are also temporary. The document proposes developing protocols for cross-platform location sharing and mentions some existing location-based apps and platforms like Geoloqi that could implement more temporal privacy controls for location sharing.

Plastic Time
and the Evaporation
of the Interface

by Amber Case and Aaron Parecki

Texting while driving is dangerous.

these redundant messages
can be eliminated if you
know where someone is.

the interface disappears

actions are reduced
queries are eliminated

a successful interface makes
itself invisible

like
electricity
in your
house!

your phone becomes a
remote control for
reality.

Transit Case is in San Francisco, California Flickr: GenoDM

proximal address notification

Where a person goes can
reveal a lot about who they
are and how they live

Privacy
Control sharing: when, not just who

Current Location Sharing
Networks

@padday UX at Google slideshare.net/padday/the-real-life-social-network-v2

respect the temporal
nature of real life
relationships

Developing a protocol
for cross-platform location sharing

Geoloqi
a secure platform for location sharing

E-mail:
Thank You
caseorganic@gmail.com
aaron@parecki.com
Twitter:
@caseorganic
@aaronpk
Slides: slideshare.net/caseorganic/

CyborgCamp Geoloqi
cyborgcamp.com geoloqi.com

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Plastic Time and the Future of the Interface

1. Plastic Time and the Evaporation of the Interface by Amber Case and Aaron Parecki

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47. E-mail: Thank You caseorganic@gmail.com aaron@parecki.com Twitter: @caseorganic @aaronpk Slides: slideshare.net/caseorganic/ CyborgCamp Geoloqi cyborgcamp.com geoloqi.com

48. Wayfinding with Non-Visual AR Haptic Compass http://www.sensebridge.net