Profile-Based Ad Hoc Social Networking Using Wi-Fi Direct on the Top of Android

Aneja, Nagender; Gambhir, Sapna

doi:10.1155/2018/9469536

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“…In [7], authors proposed a mechanism to build an ad-hoc social network by creating user profiles automatically based on collected data from a mobile device. In [13], authors presented an architecture and implementation of social networks on commercially available mobile devices, that allow broadcasting name and a limited number of keywords representing users' interests, without any connection, in a nearby region. The application connects users to form a group based on their profile or interests using the peer-to-peer communication mode without using any centralized networking or profile-matching infrastructure.…”

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Building a publish/subscribe information dissemination platform for hybrid mobile ad-hoc social networks over android devices

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Tchendji

2023

Revue Africaine De Recherche en Informatique Et Mathématiques Appliquées

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Soumission à Episciences Mobile ad-hoc social networks (MASNs) have been the subject of several research studies over the past two decades. They allow stations located in a small geographical area to be connected without the need for a network infrastructure and offer them the possibility to communicate any time anywhere. To communicate, stations regularly broadcast their interests in the form of keywords. Stations with a high degree of similarity among their keywords can communicate with each other. However, the coverage of MASNs is limited to a small geographical area, due to the limited communication range of mobile ad-hoc networks (MANET) stations. In this paper, we present an architecture and implementation of hybrid mobile ad-hoc social networks (MASNs coupled to infrastructure networks) of Android mobile devices for information dissemination. Stations can use the infrastructure network to communicate and rely on the mobile ad-hoc network when the infrastructure is not available.Rather than communicating synchronously as this is the case in the similar works found in the literature, in our approach, the stations communicate using a publish/subscribe communication protocol, which is perfectly suited to this type of network thanks to the decoupling in time and space it provides. Les réseaux sociaux mobiles ad hoc (MASN) ont fait l'objet de plusieurs recherches au cours des deux dernières décennies. Ils permettent à des stations situées dans une petite zone géographique d'être connectées sans avoir besoin d'une infrastructure de réseau et leur offrent la possibilité de communiquer à tout moment et en tout lieu. Pour communiquer, les stations diffusent régulièrement leurs centres d'intérêt sous forme de mots-clés. Les stations dont les mots-clés présentent un degré élevé de similitude peuvent communiquer entre elles. Cependant, la couverture des réseaux MASN est limitée à une petite zone géographique, en raison de la portée de communication limitée des stations des réseaux mobiles ad hoc (MANET). Dans cet article, nous présentons une architecture et une mise en œuvre de réseaux sociaux mobiles ad hoc hybrides (MASN couplés à des réseaux d'infrastructure) d'appareils mobiles Android pour la diffusion d'informations. Les stations peuvent utiliser le réseau d'infrastructure pour communiquer et s'appuyer sur le réseau mobile ad hoc lorsque l'infrastructure n'est pas disponible.Plutôt que de communiquer de manière synchrone comme c'est le cas dans les travaux similaires trouvés dans la littérature, dans notre approche, les stations communiquent en utilisant un protocole de communication de type publication/abonnement, qui est parfaitement adapté à ce type de réseau grâce au découplage dans le temps et l'espace qu'il fournit.

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Building a publish/subscribe information dissemination platform for hybrid mobile ad-hoc social networks over android devices

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Tchendji

2023

Revue Africaine De Recherche en Informatique Et Mathématiques Appliquées

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“…Listening to music is one of the most com- 37 https://ionicframework.com/, accessed 2020-07-20 38 https://www.statista.com/statistics/793840/worldwide-developersurvey-most-used-frameworks/, accessed 2020-07-20 39 https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mauron85/cordova-pluginbackground-geolocation, accessed 2020-07-20 40 https://web.archive.org/web/20080305223755/http://blog.labix.org/ #post-85 and http://geohash.org/, both accessed 2020-07-20 mon activities with smartphones. 41 Spotify has by far the most subscribers in the market of music streaming services (36% market share 42 ). Given the user's permission, we access the user's 50 most recently played tracks using OAuth 2.0.…”

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MobRec: Mobile Platform for Decentralized Recommender Systems

Beierle¹

2021

T-Labs Series in Telecommunication Services

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“…Listening to music is one of the most common activities with smartphones 41 . Spotify has by far the most subscribers in the market of music streaming services (36% market share 42 ). Given the user's permission, we access the user's 50 most recently played tracks using OAuth 2.0 43 .…”

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MobRec — Mobile Platform for Decentralized Recommender Systems

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Egger

2020

IEEE Access

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Recommender systems recommend new movies, music, restaurants, etc. Typically, service providers organize such systems in a centralized way, holding all the data. Biases in the recommender systems are not transparent to the user and lock-in effects might make it inconvenient for the user to switch providers. In this paper, we present the concept, design, and implementation of MobRec, a mobile platform that decentralizes the data collection, data storage, and recommendation process. MobRec's architecture does not need any backend and solely consists of the users' smartphones, which already contain the users' preferences and ratings. Being in proximity in public places or public transportation, data is exchanged in a device-to-device manner, building local databases that can recommend new items. One of biggest challenges of such a system is the implementation of unobtrusive device-to-device data exchange on off-the-shelf Android devices and iPhones. MobRec facilitates such data exchange, building on Google Nearby Messages with Bluetooth Low Energy. We achieve the successful exchange of data within 3 to 4 minutes, making it suitable for the described scenario. We demonstrate the feasibility of decentralized recommender systems and provide blueprints for the development of seamless multi-platform device-to-device communication.

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Profile-Based Ad Hoc Social Networking Using Wi-Fi Direct on the Top of Android

Cited by 8 publications

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Building a publish/subscribe information dissemination platform for hybrid mobile ad-hoc social networks over android devices

Building a publish/subscribe information dissemination platform for hybrid mobile ad-hoc social networks over android devices

MobRec: Mobile Platform for Decentralized Recommender Systems

MobRec — Mobile Platform for Decentralized Recommender Systems

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