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  1. ; ; ; ; ; (, Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces: Companio)
    As IoT devices begin to permeate our environment, our interaction with these devices are starting to have a real potential to transform our daily lives. Therefore, there exists an incredible opportunity for intelligent user interfaces to simplify the task of controlling such devices. The goal of IUIoT workshop was to serve as a platform for researchers who are working towards the design of IoT systems from an intelligent, human-centered perspective. The workshop accepted a total of five papers: two position and three extended abstracts. These papers were presented by the authors and discussed among the workshop attendees with an aim of exploring future directions and improving existing approaches towards designing intelligent User Interfaces for IoT environments. 
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  2. ; ; (, Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces Companion)
    The Internet of Things provides household device users with an ability to connect and manage numerous devices over a common platform. However, the sheer number of possible privacy settings creates issues such as choice overload. This article outlines a data-driven approach to understand how users make privacy decisions in household IoT scenarios. We demonstrate that users are not just influenced by the specifics of the IoT scenario, but also by aspects immaterial to the decision, such as the default setting and its framing. 
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