Andreas Jakl's Forum Nokia Blog - Abandon your Privacy2008-07-05T18:52:01Zhttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com,8.9/Copyright (c) 2008 NokiaLifeTypeFilteringtag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2008-07-05:238872008-07-05T18:52:01Z2008-07-05T18:52:01Z That's true, for an application that you'd actually use, you'd need to have a good privacy filter.
However, the aim of this more research-focused project is to explore what you can actually do ...mopiushttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/andreas-jakls-forum-nokia-blog
<p>That's true, for an application that you'd actually use, you'd need to have a good privacy filter.</p>
<p>However, the aim of this more research-focused project is to explore what you can actually do to abandon your privacy. It's important to know about this before thinking about how to filter the information.</p>
<p>Otherwise, you'd maybe be giving out filtered information and you'd feel safe about it, but you don't know what the "listener" can build and deduct out of the snippets that are available.</p>
tag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2008-07-05:238852008-07-05T14:35:31Z2008-07-05T14:35:31Z Collecting information about the user applying a context aware algorithm is one interesting thing.
Opening *all* that info to the public, without a very strong yet flexible and easy to use ...ltomutahttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/andreas-jakls-forum-nokia-blog
<p>Collecting information about the user applying a context aware algorithm is one interesting thing.</p>
<p>Opening *all* that info to the public, without a very strong yet flexible and easy to use privacy filter is one idea that I don't really see flying.</p>