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Privacy-Preserving Experimentation with Sensibility Testbed

Author(s): 

Yanyan Zhuang, Albert Rafetseder, and Justin Cappos

Recent privacy breaches and security break-ins of mobile systems have raised concerns about using mobile devices like smartphones and tablets [1]. As a result, many users are aware that running apps on their smartphones can increase privacy risks. On the other hand, the data from the enormous number of smartphones, if used properly, can be of tremendous value to the research community. Is there a way to safely do research on these devices without rendering them vulnerable? We explain about how our project may help both researchers and volunteers.

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August 2015, Vol. 40, No. 4
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