Borke Obada

Borke Obada is a UI/UX researcher affiliated with McGill University's Department of Computer Science. Their research focuses on Human Computer Interaction, HCI for Development, Technology for Good, Inclusive and Accessible Technology, and designing for people. Obada's work emphasizes usable products and services, with a particular interest in usable security, user research, and privacy in social networks. They are also engaged in UX design and UI design. Obada's profile highlights their commitment to creating technology that is accessible and beneficial to all.

Borke Obada is a researcher at the University of British Columbia, focusing on user behavior and perception in technology-mediated contexts. Their work explores how users navigate privacy, trust, and security challenges in digital environments, particularly in shared smart devices, online dating, and cryptocurrency. Obada's research also examines the implications of implicit authentication, exposure-notification apps, and the psychological aspects of technology use in personal and professional relationships. Their studies highlight the complexities of user decision-making in the context of trust, privacy, and safety, with a particular emphasis on the impact of social networks and digital communication platforms.