2021 IEEE International Conference on Smart Data Services (SMDS) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/smds53860.2021.00015
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AC2M: An Automated Consent Management Model for Blockchain Financial Services Platform

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“…Xu et al [17] proposed a blockchain-based consent management model for financial service platforms. The authors utilized a consortium blockchain with a proof of authority mechanism to check both the informed consent of users and the certificates of regulators.…”
Section: B Consent-based Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Xu et al [17] proposed a blockchain-based consent management model for financial service platforms. The authors utilized a consortium blockchain with a proof of authority mechanism to check both the informed consent of users and the certificates of regulators.…”
Section: B Consent-based Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the literature, apart from research on privacy-preserving [12]- [16], consent-based approaches have mainly focused on obtaining consent from the data providers and/or managing data access mechanisms according to the obtained consent [17]- [21], and there are only few studies [22], [23] that have tackled consent-based personal data processing and sharing. However, there are many cases [24]- [26] showed that violations of consent occur when companies utilize personal data.…”
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“…Data sovereignty mandates data providers to accommodate consent revocation from their end-users if requested. Nevertheless, revoking the data access in such Xu et al, 2021). Another mentioned antecedent is data provenance difficulties, referring to an inability to track the origin and altered data due to a unique property: data is a non-rivalrous good that can be duplicated inexpensively and utilized concurrently by others (Koutroumpis et al, 2020).…”
Section: Data Sovereignty Concerns In Data Marketplacesmentioning
confidence: 99%