Mapping potential conflicts between global agriculture and terrestrial conservation

Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB), vol. 120, pp. e2208376120

Abstract

An increasing number of vulnerable individuals live within smart homes.Personal information management systems (PIMS) are a type of privacy enhancing technology (PET), which could help in safeguarding and managing their data more efficiently within a smart home context, thereby improving compliance with data protection law.Using PIMS for protecting vulnerable people's personal data, however, may raise questions regarding the normative justifications for this technological approach.The extra care and support owed to individuals with vulnerabilities may tip the balance in some theoretical debates, such as 'privacy as confidentiality vs privacy as control'.By further examining these debates in the context of IoT devices used by vulnerable people, it is shown that while edgecomputing PIMS hold promise for enhancing privacy protection for vulnerable data subjects, designers of these systems need to consider carefully the implications of implementing different privacy paradigms.

Authors 10

1. Hoang Nguyen Tien

   Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

   Affiliation as printed

   Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

2. Taherzadeh Oliver Aachen

   Leiden University · Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

   Affiliation as printed

   Leiden University

   Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

3. Ohashi Haruka
   Affiliation as printed

   Forest Research and Management Organization

4. Yonekura Yusuke

   Yokohama National University

   Affiliation as printed

   Yokohama National University

5. Nishijima Shota

   Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency

   Affiliation as printed

   Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency

6. Yamabe Masaki

   Keio University

   Affiliation as printed

   Keio University

7. Matsui Tetsuya

   University of Tsukuba

   Affiliation as printed

   Forest Research and Management Organization

   University of Tsukuba

8. Matsuda Hiroyuki

   Yokohama National University

   Affiliation as printed

   Yokohama National University

9. Moran Daniel

   NILU

   Affiliation as printed

   The Climate and Environmental Research Institute Norwegian Institute for Air Research

10. Kanemoto Keiichiro

    Tohoku University · Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

    Affiliation as printed

    Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

    Tohoku University