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Handling privacy of personal user-context information using service policies and role based user privacy preferences
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2003
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Tümer, Arif
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Privacy
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Privacy preferences
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Policy statement
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Data negotiation
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A. Tümer, “Handling privacy of personal user-context information using service policies and role based user privacy preferences,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2003.