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Qia Wang 0001

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Published: 1993
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Synthia Qia Wang 0001 – Synthia Wang 0001

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affiliation: University of Chicago, IL, USA
affiliation (former): Oberlin College, Department of computer science and philosophy, OH, USA

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2025
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Synthia Qia Wang, Lan Gao, Marshini Chetty, Nick Feamster:
Understanding User Privacy Concerns of Shared Smart TVs. Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact. 9(7): 1-30 (2025)

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2026
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Synthia Qia Wang, Sai Teja Peddinti, Nina Taft, Nick Feamster:
Beyond PII: How Users Attempt to Estimate and Mitigate Implicit LLM Inference. CHI 2026: 1577:1-1577:17
2024
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Tejas Kannan, Synthia Qia Wang, Max Sunog, Abraham Bueno de Mesquita, Nick Feamster, Henry Hoffmann:
Acoustic Keystroke Leakage on Smart Televisions. NDSS 2024

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2025
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Synthia Wang, Yuwei Cheng, Austin Song, Sarah Keedy, Marc Berman, Nick Feamster:
Can LLMs Address Mental Health Questions? A Comparison with Human Therapists. CoRR abs/2509.12102 (2025)
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Synthia Wang, Sai Teja Peddinti, Nina Taft, Nick Feamster:
Beyond PII: How Users Attempt to Estimate and Mitigate Implicit LLM Inference. CoRR abs/2509.12152 (2025)
2021
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Synthia Wang, Kyle MacMillan, Brennan Schaffner, Nick Feamster, Marshini Chetty:
A First Look at the Consolidation of DNS and Web Hosting Providers. CoRR abs/2110.15345 (2021)

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