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Why User Studies and Participant Experience Reporting Matter for VR Motion Privacy?
Public VR game leaderboards contain tracked motion recordings uploaded by hundreds of thousands of users. Once uploaded, these recordings are accessible to anyone and create privacy risks (i.e., identification and profiling). Prior work has proposed mechanisms that modify tracked movement to reduce
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