How might we...
...enable elderly people to feel confident using the app and to understand what data they’re sharing and who they’re sharing it with.
Sharing your journey and location live with the people you care about.
Waytogo is a journey planner which uses live data for many transport methods such as walking, cycling, bus, tube, rail, tram, ferry and taxi, to plan the best route to a destination.
In order to provide the service, Waytogo is powered by some of the following data:
Currently we don't do a great job to communicate privacy law and use of location information up-front in apps.
How might we...
...enable elderly people to feel confident using the app and to understand what data they’re sharing and who they’re sharing it with.
Putting data controls before the sign up form, and using simple language to explain what data is needed and why. Based on the upfront choices the user makes, the contextual menu is then modified accordingly.
Allowing the app to access peoples' contacts so they can share live location with specific people from their contact list. A status message is shown after so they can see live updates of who they’re still sharing their location data with during the journey.
How might we build on Waytogo's ideas to: