A New Methodology to Preserve User Profile and Functionality In Geosocial Networks
Keywords:
PROFILER, Homomorphic Cryptosystem, Location centric profiles (LCP), Anonymizer, Identity fake news, and Benalohs CryptosystemAbstract
Social networking services have become an important source to store individual information. Geolocation on web based social network can be IP-based or used hotspot trilateration. A recent addition to this space, social networking such as Yelp or Foursquare, collects some user locations, through check-ins performed by users at visited venues. Overtly, individual information allows social networking providers to offer a different type of applications, including individual recommendations and targeted advertising, and venue owners to promote their business through the spatio-temporal incentives. Without individual people may be reluctant to use social networking; without user information the provider not able to use applications and have no incentive to associate in social networking services.
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