1. Legitimate concerns about user privacy have led some researchers to be very

cautious about the data that they collect with keyboard or activity loggers. This appropriate concern for user privacy does not come without a cost: in throwing away details such as document titles, destination addresses for emails, and specifics of visited web pages, researchers lose information that might have been used to develop a more nuanced understanding of the underlying activity. For example, was the user sending email to colleagues at work, or at home? Can you think of ways to configure logging software to collect certain attributes of document titles, email headers, and related information in a manner that might prove useful for research purposes while still being respectful of user privacy? What effect might greater notificationperhaps telling participants that you might record sensitive informationhave on your experiments?