PPT-Mobile Usage Patterns and Privacy Implications

Michael Mitchell March 27 2015 Ratnesh Patidar Manik Saini Parteek Singh AnI Wang Florida State University Peter Reiher University of California Los Angeles 1 Introduction. Nate Birkholz, Jessica . Standley. and Bo Xiao. MYTH. : Taxing grocery bags or banning plastic bags will reduce greenhouse gasses and save the planet.. TRUTH. : Since bags are a minimal contributor to all the problems associated with them (oil use, litter, landfill volume, etc.), bans and taxes simply won't do anything for the environment. And because the alternatives all require more fuel to create, recycle, and transport, eliminating plastic bags actually increases greenhouse gasses.  . An analysis using mathematical simulation of time series algorithms. Cosmo . Zheng. Background. Fluctuations in daily demand for bandwidth make ordinary usage pricing inefficient. Solution: Time-dependent pricing to persuade users to defer usage. CS408-01 Final Paper Presentation. By: Christina Sulfaro . Privacy Lost . Privacy Lost: How Technology is Endangering Your Privacy. The author is David H. . Holtzman. Published in 2006. Book Overview . Historicizing the “right most valued by civilized men.”. Susan E. Gallagher, UMass Lowell. “The makers of our Constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pursuit of happiness. They recognized the significance of man’s spiritual nature, of his feelings, and of his intellect. They knew that only a part of the pain, pleasure and satisfactions of life are to be found in material things...”. Jo Alcock. CILIP Conference 2015. What do we mean by value?. What do we mean by value?. Importance that stakeholders (funding institutions, politicians, the public, users, staff) attach to libraries and which is related to the perception of actual or potential benefit. A Fine-Grained Analysis of Usage Behavior of Mobile Apps. Lin Yang. , Mingxuan Yuan, . Wei Wang. , Qian Zhang, Jia Zeng,. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,. Huawei Noah Ark’s Lab.  . Joshua Sunshine. Looking Forward. Defining Ubiquitous Computing. Unique Privacy Problems. Examples. Exercise 1: Privacy Solution. Privacy Tradeoffs. Professional Solutions. Exercise 2: User Study. Conclusion. rights and obligations of individuals and organizations with respect to the collection, use, retention, disclosure, and destruction of personal information. .. This pertains to the . Privacy of Personal Information. Ralph Gross Alessandro Acquisti. Presenter: Chris Kelley. Outline. Motivation. Online Vs. Offline Networks. Online Social Networks - Privacy . Implications. Analysis. : The . Facebook.com. Patterns of information revelation and their privacy implications. Outline:. What is privacy?. Value of private information. Industry and Government response. Advertising. Search results. Real world impacts. Personal safety. Browser versus mobile.. How to protect your privacy.. information from the user o their computer unless the user decides to provide it directly Users can accept or deny the use of cookies however most browsers automatically accept cookies as they serve t Eduardo . Cuervo. Amre. . Shakimov. Context of this talk…. Do we sacrifice privacy by using various network services (Internet, online social networks, mobile phones)?. How does the structure/topology of a network affect its privacy properties?. Let\'s explore why residents prefer mobile laundry services and the benefits it brings to their lives. Book your clothes cleaning with us! Aaron . Gember. , . Christopher . Dragga. , . Aditya. . Akella. University of Wisconsin-Madison. 1. Mobile Device Trends. More mobile device usage in enterprises. Need to run complex applications. Complex mobile applications have significant CPU, memory, and energy demands.