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About Open up
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page.com
'Open up' is a small scale project dedicated to presenting user Google Takeout data. This site is situated within the second and third HCI paradigms, as the primary focus is on the interpritation of the data and how the user reacts to the design.
How to use "Open up"
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/how-to-use-openup.com
This site requires the user to download their personal Google Takeout data and interact with it. To do this, users are required first to download this data from the link provided on the Home page (the infomration currently required for this site is: Location History, Search History, and Profile information). Once this information is downloaded, the user can advance into the site where they will then be prompted in turn as to what files need uploading and where.
Is my privacy safe?
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/personal-security.com
Personal security is very important to the 'Open up' project, and as a result 'Open up' uses local storage. This means that any data is only accessible to the site while that page is in session. As soon as the tab is refreshed, changed, or exited by the user, all data is deleted with it. With this system, the data remains in the control and posession of the user. 'Open up' does not store or track any user information.
What do I do on the "Profile" page?
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/profile-page-instructions.com
By now, you should have downloaded your Google Takeout data. The next step is to unzip this and look at the contents. To interact with this page, you are required to upload the profile.json file that you just downloaded. To find this file, open the Takeout folder. Within this, there wil be another folder labeled "profile". Inside of this folder, there will be a json file labeled with your google user name. Upload this file to this page, and press submit.
How do I use the "Locations" page?
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/locations-page-instructions.com
By now, you should have downloaded your Google Takeout data. The next step is to unzip this and look at the contents. To interact with this page, you are required to upload both your location history and your search history. Your location history json file needs to be uploaded to the section labeled "Locations", and one of your search history json files needs to be uploaded to the section labeled "Searches". To find your lacation history, within your Takeout folder, there will be a folder labeled "Location History". Upload the json file stored within this folder. To find your search history, within your Takeout folder, there will be a folder labeled "searches". Select any one of the json files located within this folder (these will have long names such as "2017-04-01 April 2017 to June 2017").
How do I use the "Falsify?" check box?
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/falsify-option-instructions.com
This option has been implemented as an edge-case if you are using Location History and Search History from too different sources. This is because the Locations visualisation is determined by the timestamps on the data, and if the two data sets are from different sources their timestamps have the potential to be wildly different. To not miss out on the chance to interact with data, simply select this option before submiting the data. This will create false timestamps on the data so there is still a chance for crossovers.
Aesthetics
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/aesthetics.com
To create a seamless experience transitioning between Google and Open up, this site borrows the already established aesthetics from Google. This creates a smoother, uninterupted user experience while using this online service.
Platforms compatibility
http://www.openup/this-is-the-link-to-this-page/platforms.com
This service is primarily developed for laptop and desktop use. As this site works with personal data and requires a multiple step process of downloading and uploading files, this service has been developed for platforms that allow the user to do these at ease.