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Survey on location privacy in pervasive computing

Görlach et al., 2005

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3066059922460932706
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Görlach A
Heinemann A
Terpstra W
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Privacy, security and trust within the context of pervasive computing

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The goal of ubiquitous computing research is refine devices to the where their use is transparent. For many applications with mobile devices, transparent operation requires that the device be location-aware. Unfortunately, the location of an individual can be used to …
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