Do an informal usability study on the "get bridges" process
See this mailing list post from May 2019. We would like to:
- Give a user a device with a censored Tor Browser / Tor Browser Android
- Ask the user to figure out how to connect to Tor
- Observe what issues the user runs into
We may be able to do another iteration of this experiment at the OTF summit in Taipei.
Designs
- bridgedb #40020Sponsor 30 - Objective 2.2
Activity
Trac:
Parent Ticket: legacy/trac#31279 (closed)added anti-censorship-roadmap-2020 in Legacy / Trac component::circumvention in Legacy / Trac parent::31279 in Legacy / Trac points::2 in Legacy / Trac priority::medium in Legacy / Trac s30-o22a1 in Legacy / Trac severity::normal in Legacy / Trac sponsor::30-must in Legacy / Trac status::new in Legacy / Trac type::task in Legacy / Trac usability in Legacy / Trac ux in Legacy / Trac labels
Actually, this fits better into O 2.2, A1.
Trac:
Keywords: s30-o21a2 deleted, s30-o22a1 added
Parent: legacy/trac#31274 (moved) to legacy/trac#31279 (closed)
Adding an idea to IFF 2020 or other event:
We could have a router simulating levels of censorship to torproject.org, blocking default bridges and others ways to connect to Tor. And connected to the router, we would have a computer with a regular browser, so people could try and learn how to bypass levels of censorship to download and use Tor. For each level we would give a Tor swag.
Given that we are not going to have face-to-face events in the short future, we are planning all this user research remotely.
I've started to work on this at the ux research repo:
https://gitlab.torproject.org/torproject/ux/research/issues/4
mentioned in issue legacy/trac#31279 (closed)
moved from legacy/trac#31870 (moved)
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mentioned in issue #40002 (moved)
changed milestone to %Sponsor 30 - Objective 2.2
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