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A privacy framework for games and interactive media

Corcoran, Peter M.
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Costache, Claudia
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2018-08-16
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CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, IRIS AUTHENTICATION, INTERNET, TRACKING, THINGS, MODEL, BIOMETRICS, DEVICES, WORLD, FACE
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Corcoran, Peter M. , & Costache, Claudia (2018). A privacy framework for games and interactive media. Paper presented at the IEEE Games Entertainment & Media Conferenc (IEEE GEM 2018), Galway, Ireland, 15-17 August.
Abstract
Privacy is a concept that is intertwined with data security, but its scope is significantly broader. Often considerations of privacy in the context of consumer devices are limited to a consideration of the security of the data stored in those devices. In this work a broader perspective taken and privacy is defined in terms of new classes which consider the wider context of individuals and groups of persons. The implications for games & interactive media (G&IM) devices and systems is discussed. Finally, some ideas for an improved privacy framework for G&IM are outlined and explained in the context of the literature and current state-of-art.
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Science Foundation Ireland
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IEEE
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Conference Papers)