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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Mobile Privacy"”.
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ContextProbe : exploring mobile privacy in context
… following question: What factors affect people's privacy preferences for disclosing data that is collected about them when interacting with mobile applications? Research about information privacy has revealed that there are relations between the role of context and people's expectations about …
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Distilling Mobile Privacy Requirements from Qualitative Data
As mobile computing applications have become commonplace, it is increasingly important for them to address end-users' privacy requirements. Mobile privacy requirements depend on a number of contextual socio-cultural factors to which mobility adds another level of contextual variation. However, …
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Exploring undergraduate interactions with mobile privacy and security
… thought, and possibly vulnerable in terms of privacy and security. My focus was to characterise how this generation interacted with mobile privacy and security. We provide evidence from a cohort of South African students, using this to discuss areas in which they need to be protected. We …
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Exploring user data privacy interfaces for mobile UIS
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-05-01
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Curation and privacy in mobile application UI repositories
Mobile interaction mining allows everyday interaction data to be mined for insights into the best performing design patterns, usability problems, and overall design trends. So far, this data has primarily come from automated application exploration or crowdworkers completing smartphone tasks as …
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Hardware and software fingerprinting of mobile devices
… identify the software and hardware components on mobile devices. In particular, we make significant contributions in two challenging areas: library fingerprinting, to identify third-party software libraries, and device fingerprinting, to identify individual hardware components. Our work has …
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Mobile Banking Security Using GPS and LDPC Codes
<p>Mobile Banking is becoming a major part of our world's financial system. Being able to manage one's finances on a mobile device can provide services that can make users more productive. It can also serve as a means of financial freedom to those who are unable to access physical banking …