The Bride And Bridegroom In The Work Of Richard Sibbes, English Puritan

Tumbleson, Beth E.

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“…Our tool aims to give lay users the ability to change harmful aspects about their apps, and make this process as straightforward as possible similar to Greasemonkey (see Section 2.3). At the core of GreaseDroid, we use the existing apktool [29], which decodes Android apk les (the standard format for apps on Android) into smali code (i.e. low-level code instructions) and other resources (e.g., xml les that describe the layout).…”

Section: Prototype: An App Repair Framework Based On App Modi Cationmentioning

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‘We are adults and deserve control of our phones’: Examining the risks and opportunities of a right to repair for mobile apps

Kollnig

Datta

Davier

et al. 2023

2023 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency

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Many mobile apps are designed not just to support end-users' needs, but also commercial aims. This can result in app designs that compromise end-user privacy, safety, and well-being. Since apps nowadays provide vital digital information and services, users often have no choice but to accept potentially harmful or manipulative app designs. What if, instead, individuals could customise their apps to make them safer and better suit their needs? This exploratory work examines this question through a multi-faceted approach; rst, to understand user needs, we conducted a survey (𝑛 = 100) of changes users wanted in their apps, and of perceptions of risks in app repair. Second, to identify technical challenges, we developed a prototype that enables end-users to change their apps, and realised several modi cations suggested by survey participants. Finally, we conduct a set of expert interviews (𝑛 = 8) to delve into the ethical and legal aspects of such a tool, and synthesise a framework of risks and opportunities of app repair. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Empirical studies in ubiquitous and mobile computing; • Security and privacy → Software and application security.

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‘We are adults and deserve control of our phones’: Examining the risks and opportunities of a right to repair for mobile apps

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Datta

Davier

et al. 2023

2023 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency

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“…The classical story of victimization is repeated, where a woman who has been raped, even in a state of unconsciousness, may never be restored, but has to be sacrificed, as*in Tumblesons words*''bodily pollution [is] irremediable, final and fatal, and*as as in the Roman legend of Lucretia*reconcilable with spiritual purity only through death.'' 35 However, it is particularly noteworthy that the film version brought about a change, as the mostly female collective behind the film tried hard to keep the original version. Their argument was to defend art, partly perhaps as they strived to claim a legitimate place as artists within a male-dominated film industry.…”

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Confronting The Wind: a reading of a Hollywood film by Victor Sjöström

Florin

2009

Journal of Aesthetics & Culture

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This close reading of the film The Wind (Victor Sjöström, 1928), from Dorothy Scarborough's novel, attempts to analyze the film's construction of space, mapping the gradual merger between subjective and objective, corresponding to the heroine's (Lillian Gish) increasing degree of psychic instability, and culminating in a violent storm at night, where all boundaries are being transgressed. Through references to Scandinavian landscape portrayal in the 1910s cinema as well as to Western or Gothic tropes, the image of nature in the film is examined. The essay finally compares the ending of the novel and the film, and discusses the reversal in terms of sexual politics.

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The Bride And Bridegroom In The Work Of Richard Sibbes, English Puritan

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‘We are adults and deserve control of our phones’: Examining the risks and opportunities of a right to repair for mobile apps

‘We are adults and deserve control of our phones’: Examining the risks and opportunities of a right to repair for mobile apps

Confronting The Wind: a reading of a Hollywood film by Victor Sjöström

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