Google Faculty Award for PrEvoke

17 January 2022

The Usable Security and Privacy group has won a Google Faculty Award. The award funds the PrEvoke project, which starts in January 2022, with a sum of 70.000 dollar. PrEvoke addresses the consequences of revoking privacy decisions, such as when users revoke apps' access to personal data. Users are generally unaware of how such decisions affect an app's functionality, behavior, or content.

 

Further Links:

>> News Item on the CODE Homepage (German)

>> Further details on PrEvoke 

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