Personal Behavior via Likes
A few dozen "likes" can guess:
- race (95%)
- marital status (88%)
- political party (85%)
- marital status
- religiosity
- cigarette smoking
- drug use
- separated parents
70 likes gets you:
- the Big 5 personality trait survey responses (better than a friend could guess)
150 likes:
- Big 5, better than a parent
300 likes:
- Big 5, better than a partner
--via the book User Friendly: How the Hidden rules of Design Are Changing the Way We Live, Work, and Play, by Cliff Kuang and Robert Fabricant, 2019. https://bookshop.org/p/books/user-friendly-how-the-hidden-rules-of-design-are-changing-the-way-we-live-work-and-play-cliff-kuang/10360410
And as for the rest, starting from 2009 but mostly 2022-2024:
Throws in Paper Rock Scissors via High Speed Vision
[Ishikawa Komuro Lab 2009] https://spectrum.ieee.org/high-speed-robot-hands-easily-outpace-humans
Identity via 4 Points of Purchasing Data
Thoughts via Brain Activity 11 Seconds in Advance
Personality Type via Mobile Phone Accelerometers as Proxy for Phone Use
Keystrokes via Video Recording of Shoulder Movements While Typing
Emergency Hospital Visit via Increasing Use of Formal Language to Describe Health
Identified Troll Status via 50 Tweets Worth of Meta-data
Opioid Overdose via 311 Call Complaints About General Nieghborhood Conditions
Disinformation Spread Potential of User via Reliability of Sources Posted by User
Fraudlent Activity via Slow and Deviating Computer Mouse Movements
Drunkenness via 12 Seconds of Speech
Structural Integrity of Bridges via Mobile Phone Accelerometer Data of Users on Bridge
Choice Preference via Faster Eye Movement Speed
Eavesdropping via Radar Sensing of Phone Vibrations During Call
Passwords via Heat of Fingers Left on Keyboard
Anxiety via Gait
Location Data via Network of Colocated Strangers
Depression by Tweeting Habits
Eyeball Movements and Viewing Direction via Ear Squeaks
Choice Preference via Eye Movements
Emotional Status via 1 Second of Voice
Smiling via Minute Facial Expressions in Preparation for Smiling
Depression via Increased Use of First-person Singular Pronouns on Social Media
Traffic Stop Outcome via Officer's First 45 Words
Behavior via 25-Day Cycle Patterns of Phone Touching Behavior
Stress via More Often and Less Precise Computer Mouse Use and Frequent Typing Pauses
Cryptographic Keys via Changes in Power Consumption Seen in Power LED Lights
Call Information via Speaker Vibrations Recorded on Phone's Motion Sensors
Blood Volume Pulse via Face Color
Diabetes via 10 Seconds of Voice
DNA via Face Similarity (yeah it's true)
Disease via Tongue Color
Driver Alertness via Seatbelt-Integrated Biosensor
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