Privacy in geo-social context aware systems
Tuesday, November 25, 2008, 10:30am - Tuesday, November 25, 2008, 12:00pm
ITE 325
With the extensive use of the location sensing technologies in mobile
devices,
location based applications and services are predicted to be popular.
Further, it raises privacy concerns when several user context data
alongwith location and time is shared. There is implicit tradeoff between
effective usage of
Location Based Service that users wish to receive and the location privacy
they can afford to risk. Moreover, different users may have varying
privacy needs
in different contexts. Therefore, it is important to develop customizable or
personalized privacy protection mechanisms.
A personalized anonymization model needs to provide user-defined privacy rules to meet user's personal privacy preferences. The location obfuscation techniques that are based on the use of geometric methods also needs to consider location semantics to prevent privacy leaks.Such a obfuscation model needs to be extensible towards a probabilistic model to account varying sensitivity. We introduce a combined approach to achieve more comprehensive solution for privacy preservation in such systems.
Assertions
- (Event) Privacy in geo-social context aware systems has (Resource) Privacy in Geo-Social Context aware systems. (Presentation slides)