2014
DOI: 10.3233/jid-2014-0007
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A Reference Model for Privacy Protection in Social Networking Service

Abstract: Social media has become a popular means of communication thanks to the advancement of computer network and web technology. Social networking service (SNS) provides a virtual platform for users to realize their personal/professional purposes. Users have a great motivation to share their personal updates in social media in order to maintain their contacts. In the meantime, users have a strong need to protect their privacy in order to prevent all kinds of frauds from attackers. In the existing literature, many re… Show more

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“…They conjointly attempted mindful clients the age making breaks of their security and advise them the work of ongoing protection saving setting of labeling photographs on social destinations. Deng et al, [5] portrayed and estimated shifted security perspectives crosswise over very surprising SNSs exploitation the possibility of bits of shared data. They furthermore uncovered that, similar to antiquated sites, outsider areas track client's exercises in Social Networking Sites with the diverse to broad suppositions.…”
Section: Literaturre Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They conjointly attempted mindful clients the age making breaks of their security and advise them the work of ongoing protection saving setting of labeling photographs on social destinations. Deng et al, [5] portrayed and estimated shifted security perspectives crosswise over very surprising SNSs exploitation the possibility of bits of shared data. They furthermore uncovered that, similar to antiquated sites, outsider areas track client's exercises in Social Networking Sites with the diverse to broad suppositions.…”
Section: Literaturre Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%