Privacy Policy Enforcement for Ambient Ubiquitous Services

Oyomno, Were; Jäppinen, Pekka; Kerttula, Esa

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-16917-5_28

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“…The deployment of privacy aware e-Government environments that allow for the provision of interoperable user-centric electronic services, while empowering users to retain control over their personal data, is largely acknowledged as a challenge in [1][2][3][4]. The incorporation of privacy policy and privacy preferences documents, through well-defined XML schemas, is an approach that can assist towards establishing certain level of assurance on data privacy for both users and service providers (SP) [5][6][7]. Such deployment advances and simplifies the provision of electronic services, while allowing users to preserve, control, and modify their personal data privacy characteristics based on their inclinations and needs.…”

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A Hierarchical Multitier Approach for Privacy Policies in e-Government Environments

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The appeal of e-Government users to retain control over their personal information, while making use of advanced governmental electronic services through interconnected and interoperable deployments, can be assisted by the incorporation of privacy policy and Preferences documents. This paper addresses the formulation of light-weight and accurate privacy policies, while preserving compliance with underlying legal and regulatory framework. Through the exploitation of existing governmental hierarchies, a multitier approach is proposed able to support diverge data needs and processing requests imposed by service providers. The incorporation of this approach into e-Government environments will reduce the administrative workload, imposed by the inclusion of privacy policy documents, and promote the implementation and provision of user-centric and data privacy aware electronic services.

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