Business model considerations for privacy protection in a mobile location based context

It is not (only) about privacy: How multi-party computation redefines control, trust, and risk in data sharing

“…In this regard, MPC can be framed differently as a tool for governing collaboration in data sharing (Lundy-Bryan, 2021) that goes beyond privacy protection (Agrawal et al, 2021). This new framing of MPC is important because firms are still not seeing privacy as a compelling value proposition despite repeated calls from scholars to implement privacy-friendly business models (e.g., Agahari et al, 2021;Bonazzi et al, 2010;Conger et al, 2013;Zöll et al, 2021). Furthermore, we expand the understanding of the socio-economic aspects of MPC beyond citizen privacy, which is overlooked in the MPC literature (Agahari et al, 2021;Agrawal et al, 2021;Bruun et al, 2020;Kanger & Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, 2015).…”

From “security for privacy” to “privacy for security”

“…This paper proposes a new instantiation of the business model pattern presented last year at BMMP 2010 [16] and described in detail in a journal article [13]. Our new model has privacy at the core of its value proposition whereas previous instantiations considered privacy as a complementary service to be aggragated to other value propositions.…”

Privacy Protection Measures and Technologies in Business Organizations

“…These types of business model considerations for mobile platforms have been already addressed in specific workshops, such as the business models for mobile platform (BMMP) workshop. In this sense Bonazzi et al (2010) have presented a set of business models that allows different key players in the mobile business sector to gain money from privacy management. But that article misses to explain in details how to technically implement each business model.…”