“…Another idea is to leverage Neural Machine Translation (NMT) approaches to generate real-time and accurate privacy notices automatically from IoT applications' source code. In recent years, research leverages NMT approaches to translate sensitive information flows to generate simple privacy notices [169], [170] from Android applications' source code. Such automated approaches ensure accurate privacy notices which help remaining consistent throughout out applications' lifecycle.…”
Section: B Opportunities For Future Workmentioning
We do not have any data. This is a systematic literature review where we selected relevant publications from several top venues and journals in computer science, privacy, security, and software engineering.
“…Another idea is to leverage Neural Machine Translation (NMT) approaches to generate real-time and accurate privacy notices automatically from IoT applications' source code. In recent years, research leverages NMT approaches to translate sensitive information flows to generate simple privacy notices [169], [170] from Android applications' source code. Such automated approaches ensure accurate privacy notices which help remaining consistent throughout out applications' lifecycle.…”
Section: B Opportunities For Future Workmentioning
We do not have any data. This is a systematic literature review where we selected relevant publications from several top venues and journals in computer science, privacy, security, and software engineering.
“…Another idea is to leverage Neural Machine Translation (NMT) approaches to generate real-time and accurate privacy notices automatically from IoT applications' source code. In recent years, research leverages NMT approaches to translate sensitive information flows to generate simple privacy notices [169], [170] from Android applications' source code. Such automated approaches ensure accurate privacy notices which help remaining consistent throughout out applications' lifecycle.…”
Section: B Opportunities For Future Workmentioning
We do not have any data. This is a systematic literature review where we selected relevant publications from several top venues and journals in computer science, privacy, security, and software engineering.
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