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Privacy-Preserving Gaze Interaction: Reducing Re-Identification Without Degrading Utility
Gaze-based interaction is emerging as a standard input modality on consumer extended-reality (XR) devices. Yet each gaze input constitutes an involuntary biometric disclosure, as the same signal that selects a button can also identify the user who produced it. Reducing identity information without d
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