Modelo conceitual e requisitos de projeto de um serviço de privacidade para aplicações baseadas em localização

• Vagner Sacramento PUC-Rio
• Markus Endler PUC-Rio
• Clarisse Souza PUC-Rio

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbseg.2006.20941

Abstract

Privacy is a very complex, subjective and far reaching topic to deal with. There are many theoretical works about the design of privacy services for location-based applications, but just few describe practical experience and methods that aid developers of such applications in this task. With this purpose, this article discusses a conceptual model for a privacy service to be used by a community of users and discusses some privacy control requirements that should be considered for the design of this service. Most of these requirements have guided the design and implementation of the "Context Privacy Service" CoPS, which in turn has been integrated to and deployed with the context provisioning services of the MoCA (Mobile Collaboration Architecture) middleware.

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