Privacy Trade-offs Sample Clauses

Privacy Trade-offs. Can we design a web metering scheme which can satisfy the granularity requirement (by producing web metering evidence of certain qual- ity) or the integrity requirement, and still satisfy the privacy requirement? The basic web metering evidence reveals number of visits with no information about the visits themselves (e.g. time of each visit). However, determining quality of captured visits can be a requirement for some web metering applications where “rich” evidences, containing additional information about visits, are needed. For example, in basic evidence, a casual visitor, who is not interested in the webserver content or services, can increase the number of visits. However, the number of visits should only be increased with “meaningful” visits, captured by more detailed evidence. Consequently, such evidence can reveal number of unique users and their number of visits. Also, this granularity of metered data can help in dispute resolution regarding web metering evidence. However, it is a trade-off, the more information collected about the web interaction, the more likelihood of privacy invasion of visitors. Similarly, having entity authentication for visitors helps significantly in evidence verification (that the captured visitors’ messages are authentic). However, entity authentication and privacy can be conflicting requirements.
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