Tsai et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Location-sharing technologies: Privacy risks and controlsTsai et al., 2010
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- Tsai J
- Kelley P
- Cranor L
- Sadeh N
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Due to the ability of cell phone providers to use cell phone towers to pinpoint users' locations, federal E911 requirements, the increasing popularity of GPS-capabilities in cellular phones, and the rise of cellular phones for Internet use, a plethora of new …
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