Guest editorial

Abstract

This paper provides an overview of the special issue on lifelogging behaviour and practice. Lifelogging refers to the automatic capturing and recording of one's life activities, e.g., using mobile Apps, Wearable devices and sensor platforms. Societal Implications: Given the increased uptake of lifelogging devices, lifelogging is becoming a mainstream activity. Consequently, further research on the societal implications of lifelogging is required, e.g., focusing on issues related to privacy and information behaviour. Value: This special issue provides an overview of several studies that illustrate how the information science research community can shed further light on lifelogging behaviour and practice.