Shakila Bu-Pasha

TL;DR: This survey paper addresses a broad range of security and privacy aspects in IoT-based positioning and localization from both technical and legal points of view and aims to give insight and recommendations for future IoT systems providing more robust, secure, and privacy-preserving location-based services.

TL;DR: How the EU data protection law tackles disputes involving transnational issues online, which includes its extra-territorial application and cross-border data transfers is sought, finding that there is an enormous gap between legislation and practice.

TL;DR: It is argued that users should enjoy some control over personal data associated with smartphone usage, including location, and that this control should be executed under a legal arrangement which also secures users’ privacy and enables app developers’ or operating system providers’ lawful purposes with regard to processing location data.

TL;DR: The focus in this paper is on the role and responsibilities of data controllers in a smart city platform in assessing ‘high risk’ and the importance of impact assessment in relation to data processing with the latest technologies for the protection of personal data.

TL;DR: The paper addresses the question of what are the constraints of ensuring continuous logistics of a localization solution and potential solutions and then focuses on the requirements for enhancing the trustworthiness of localization.