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LotusNet: Tunable privacy for distributed online social network services

Aiello et al., 2012

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7128335327415848148
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Aiello L
Ruffo G
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Computer Communications

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The evolution of the role of online social networks in the Web has led to a collision between private, public and commercial spheres that have been inevitably connected together in social networking services since their beginning. The growing awareness on the opaque …
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