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The IEEE symposium on Computers and Communications, 2010
Security policies exchanged between applications are typically huge, complex and private. A server must publish these policies to permit any client that wants to use the service to match it with its own preferences and assess whether it complies with its security policy.
Trabelsi S. +4 more
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Security policies exchanged between applications are typically huge, complex and private. A server must publish these policies to permit any client that wants to use the service to match it with its own preferences and assess whether it complies with its security policy.
Trabelsi S. +4 more
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2007 IEEE 23rd International Conference on Data Engineering Workshop, 2007
Almost all company Web sites collect some information about the user in some form. The information may be a simple IP address of the host to extensive personal information about the user. It is now a well established procedure for a company to state its privacy policy on their website, due to the prevalent laws of the land or just to establish their ...
Farshad Fotouhi +2 more
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Almost all company Web sites collect some information about the user in some form. The information may be a simple IP address of the host to extensive personal information about the user. It is now a well established procedure for a company to state its privacy policy on their website, due to the prevalent laws of the land or just to establish their ...
Farshad Fotouhi +2 more
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A workbench for privacy policies
Proceedings. The Twenty-Second Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (Compsac '98) (Cat. No.98CB 36241), 2002This paper describes a tool that may be used to create and analyse privacy policies based on the InfoPriv model (proposed by us elsewhere). It is called the Privacy Workbench and consists of four modules: the Privacy Policy, Graph Module, Inference Engine and Rule Base.
Martin S. Olivier, Lucas C. J. Dreyer
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A Survey on Privacy Policy Languages: Expressiveness Concerning Data Protection Regulations
IEEE International Conference on Control, Measurement and Instrumentation, 2019Privacy policies are a widely used way of expressing the data handling by service providers. However, the legalese used in these documents hinders many users in understanding the important information about what is happening with their data.
Jens Leicht, M. Heisel
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ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 1976
The following article is excerpted from testimony presented by Dr. Brandin, Gene P. Altshuler, Peter D. Miller, and Donn B. Parker before the Privacy Protection Study Commission, September 8, 1975 on behalf of Stanford Research Institute. Since the testimony comments on privacy as an issue for public it is included in this issue of <u>Computers ...
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The following article is excerpted from testimony presented by Dr. Brandin, Gene P. Altshuler, Peter D. Miller, and Donn B. Parker before the Privacy Protection Study Commission, September 8, 1975 on behalf of Stanford Research Institute. Since the testimony comments on privacy as an issue for public it is included in this issue of <u>Computers ...
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Effects of privacy policy visualization on users' information privacy awareness level
Information Technology and People, 2019Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose visualization techniques as a new representation for privacy policies instead of traditional textual representation and to examine empirically their effects on users’ information privacy awareness level.
Aikaterini Soumelidou, A. Tsohou
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2011
Many individuals are not aware of who is collecting and handling their personal data for what purpose. Usually privacy policies are too long, too complicated to understand, and reading them is hardly appealing. To improve the awareness and comprehension of individuals on what is happening with their personal data, privacy icons are being proposed.
Harald Zwingelberg +2 more
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Many individuals are not aware of who is collecting and handling their personal data for what purpose. Usually privacy policies are too long, too complicated to understand, and reading them is hardly appealing. To improve the awareness and comprehension of individuals on what is happening with their personal data, privacy icons are being proposed.
Harald Zwingelberg +2 more
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Privacy policy Improvements to Protect Children Privacy
2011The achievement of an adequate level of privacy protection is a demanding objective, especially for new technologies. One relatively new but increasing class of users of Internet related services consists of children and young people. However, if Internet services can improve social skills and widen the knowledge minors have, it could open the doors to
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Are Online Privacy Policies Readable?
International Journal of Information Security and Privacy, 2010This paper examines the question of are on-line privacy policies understandable to the users of the Internet? This examination is undertaken by collecting privacy policies from the most popular sites on the Internet, and analyzing their readability using a number of readability measures. The study finds that the results are consistent regardless of the
Ravi Inder Singh +2 more
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