Designing privacy-aware social networks

Ciortea, Andrei; Krupa, Yann; Vercouter, Laurent

doi:10.1145/2254129.2254142

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“…Such et al [14] present an extensive review of agent and Multi-agent Systems approaches that deal with preserving privacy. An example of these kind of approaches to manage privacy in Social Media is the work of Krupa and Vercouter [37], [38], which proposes an agent-based framework to control information flows in Social Networks. Another example is the work of Kökciyan and Yolum [39], which proposed an agent-based framework for privacy management and detection of violations based on commitments.…”

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Privacy Policy Negotiation in Social Media

Such

Rovatsos

2016

ACM Trans. Auton. Adapt. Syst.

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Abstract-Social Media involve many shared items, such as photos, which may concern more than one user. The first challenge we address in this paper is to develop a way for users of such items to take a decision on to whom to share these items. This is not an easy problem, as users' privacy preferences for the same item may conflict, so an approach that just merges in some way the users' privacy preferences may provide unsatisfactory results. We propose a negotiation mechanism for users to agree on a compromise for the conflicts found. The second challenge we address in this paper relates to the exponential complexity of such a negotiation mechanism, which could make it too slow to be used in practice in a Social Media infrastructure. To address this, we propose heuristics that reduce the complexity of the negotiation mechanism and show how substantial benefits can be derived from the use of these heuristics through extensive experimental evaluation that compares the performance of the negotiation mechanism with and without these heuristics. Moreover, we show that one such heuristic makes the negotiation mechanism produce results fast enough to be used in actual Social Media infrastructures with near-optimal results.

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Privacy Policy Negotiation in Social Media

Such

Rovatsos

2016

ACM Trans. Auton. Adapt. Syst.

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Multi-agent Oriented Programming and Intelligent Environments

Boissier

2013

2013 19th International Conference on Control Systems and Computer Science

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International audienceThese last years, the multi-agent domain has proposed several proposals for the development of decentralised and open systems given birth to agent-oriented, environment- oriented, interaction-oriented or organisation-oriented programming approaches. In this paper, instead of privileging one dimension, we propose a seamless integration of these programming approaches into what we call "multi-agent oriented programming". We discuss how this approach brings the full potential of multi-agent systems as a programming paradigm to be used in the development of Intelligent Environments. We illustrate this with some applications and discuss how it opens interesting perspectives for ambient computing

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