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100			_9442 _aMaalsen, Sophia
245			_aCovid-19 and the accelerating smart home
260			_bBig Data & Society, _c28 July 2020.
300			_a5 pages
500			_aKEYWORDS: Home, surveillance, privacy, work from home, quarantine, COVID-19
520			_aHome, digital technologies and data are intersecting in new ways as responses to the COVID-19 pandemic emerge. We consider the data practices associated with COVID-19 responses and their implications for housing and home through two overarching themes: the notion of home as a private space, and digital technology and surveillance in the home. We show that although home has never been private, the rapid adoption and acceptance of technologies in the home for quarantine, work and study, enabled by the pandemic, is rescripting privacy. The acceleration of technology adoption and surveillance in the home has implications for privacy and potential discrimination, and should be approached with a critical lens.
524			_aCITATION: Maalsen, Sophia, and Robyn Dowling. “Covid-19 and the Accelerating Smart Home.” Big Data & Society, July 2020, doi:10.1177/2053951720938073.
650		0	_aHealth & Comfort _zInternational _9498
700			_9467 _aDowling, Robyn
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/2053951720938073 _yView item on publishers website
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