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University of Chicago Law Review / MIT Press / Privacy Enhancing Technologies / Nokia / Mobile 7 Computing Systems / ACM Press / YouTube / Facebook / Lawrence Erlbaum Associates / West Group / Washington Law Review / National Academies Press / Embedded Networked Sensor Systems / I. INTRODUCTION Networks / /
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South Africa / / /
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Boelter Hall / Georgia Institute of Technology / Georgia Institute of Technology GIT-GVU-02-16 / University of California / /
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invasive capture technologies / participatory sensing systems / pervasive computing / software developments / social networking sites / personal web interface / ubiquitous computing / selective retention systems / portable recording devices / unequal services / urban sensing systems / Technology development / data mining / discretion tool / trusted systems / sensing systems / wireless sensing / Urban sensing technologies / health applications / even withstanding computing technologies / Web Workshop / system software / mobile phone sensing software / everyday devices / pervasive computing environments / pervasive personal computing / Urban sensing software / capture devices / discretion tools / communications environments / identity management systems / sensor networks / urban sensing / social systems / systems / ubiquitous and pervasive systems / mobile technology / online identity management / socio-technical ubiquitous computing systems / networked sensing systems / external applications / social networking / technology design / feedback systems / multimedia computing / information technology / online purchase behavior / response systems / mining / e - commerce / social networks / location-aware computing environments / pay-as-you-drive insurance / web-based models / data collection systems / ubiquitous computing literatures / electronic commerce / e-commerce world / /
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Information Society / National Research Council / National Science Foundation / MIT / vol. / University of Chicago / UCLA Center for Embedded Networked Sensing / University of California / Los Angeles / Georgia Institute of Technology / Atlanta / Georgia Institute of Technology GIT-GVU-02-16 / /
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P. H. Kahn Jr. / Jeff Burke / R. L. Severson / Sensing Katie Shilton / Katie Shilton / B. Friedman / J. Hagman / M. R. Curry / Mark Hansen / Deborah Estrin / Mani B. Srivastava / / /
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corresponding author / designer / D. J. / /
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Sensys 2006 Boulder / /
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DC / /
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Oregon / California / Georgia / Massachusetts / /
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American Law Reports / The Information Society / University of Chicago Law Review / /
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information technology / Privacy-enhancing technologies / GPS / mobile phones / even withstanding computing technologies / encryption / cellular telephone / Mobile Computing / data mining / Urban sensing technologies / otherwise invasive capture technologies / /
1 Participatory Privacy in Urban Sensing Katie Shilton, Jeff Burke, Deborah Estrin, Mark Hansen, and Mani B. Srivastava Abstract— Urban sensing systems that use mobile phones