Ashton Carter, a professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and a former defense official, said the group's endorsement of presidential guidelines for safeguarding privacy was based on the standards developed by the National Security Agency, which monitors telephone and electronic communications overseas.
Urging that they were not attempting to protect the items produced, or intellectual property, but rather the peace of mind attained with such protection, they said the right to privacy was based on a principle of "inviolate personality" which was part of a general right of immunity of the person, "the right to one's personality" (Warren and Brandeis 1890, 195, 215).
Most of the existing work [27 29] on the data privacy preservation is based on web services, which address the issues of data control and security in a cloud environment.
In [7] the approach to privacy protection is based on detecting skin tones in images and replacing it with other colors, hence making it impossible to determine the race of the individual.
Despite the risk of association rule leakage, provide enough privacy protection because this privacy-preserving algorithm is based on "hiding a needle in a haystack" [46] concept.
(i) The notion of geo-indistinguishability, which is a property similar to that of differential privacy [25] is based on the idea to obfuscate the real location by reporting an approximate one, using some random noise.
The privacy legislation in most of the European countries is based on the European privacy directive (95/46/EC, [ 10]), but it is a matter of the national authorities to implement it in their own legislation and manage the compliance of the regulations.
A user interface for user-centered privacy management is discussed, which is based on an iterative process designed by several user studies and online surveys.
The approach is based on Privacy by Architecture (PbA) where minimal identifying information of a user is sent to a certificate authority (CA) while requesting for a certificate.
The solution that we report is based on -differential privacy, and provides a good balance between privacy and data utility.
