2004IEEE Security & PrivacyRequires access

Protecting privacy in continuous location-tracking applications

Marco Gruteser, Xuan Liu

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Abstract

Although some users might willingly subscribe to location-tracking services, few would be comfortable having their location known in all situations. The authors investigate disclosure-control algorithms that hide users' positions in sensitive areas and withhold path information that indicates which areas they have visited.

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Although some users might willingly subscribe to location-tracking services, few would be comfortable having their location known in all situations. The authors investigate disclosure-control algorithms that hide users' positions in sensitive areas and withhold path information that indicates which areas they have visited.

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Although some users might willingly subscribe to location-tracking services, few would be comfortable having their location known in all situations. The authors investigate disclosure-control algorithms that hide users' positions in sensitive areas and withhold path information that indicates which areas they have visited.

Key concepts: Location tracking, Internet privacy, Tracking (education), Computer science, Location data, Computer security, Location-based service, Path (computing)

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