Detection of Customer Opinions with Deep Learning Method for Metaverse Collaborating Brands

Aygün, İrfan; Kaya, Buket; Kaya, Mehmet

doi:10.1109/icdabi56818.2022.10041681

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“…The Metaverse often encourages a degree of anonymity [5], disconnecting real-world identities from digital avatars. This makes traditional Know Your Customer (KYC) processes (used in banking and other sectors) difficult to implement [20]. Moreover, while biometric identification (facial recognition, fingerprints, etc.)…”

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“…It refers to the use of technology to harass or embarrass someone [37]. In Metaverse bullying situations, the impact can become even more transformative than in traditional online bullying [20]. People can experience a stronger sense of presence and potential real-world harassment situations in which they might find themselves physically unsafe.…”

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User Safety and Security in the Metaverse: A Critical Review

Sharma,

Singh,

Gupta

et al. 2024

IEEE Open J. Commun. Soc.

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The Metaverse envisions a future where immersive online interactions become the norm. However, this vision can only be safely realized if user safety and privacy are prioritized. This review critically evaluates existing user safety and security measures within the Metaverse. We have highlighted the limited ability of existing solutions to protect against harassment, identity theft, and the misuse of personal data collected in this environment. This research comprehensively analyzes user safety and security dimensions within virtual worlds and presents a taxonomy to classify the unique threats and vulnerabilities Metaverse users may encounter. This review reveals critical gaps, including the lack of comprehensive security frameworks and balanced privacy-preserving models in virtual immersive environments. In response, we propose a novel Metaverse Security Architecture designed with Zero-Trust principles. This architecture prioritizes user control over data, identity, and experiences. It also emphasizes proactive security measures to mitigate diverse potential harms in virtual worlds. Our research highlights the critical importance of such robust, user-centric frameworks in enabling a Metaverse that is immersive, safe, and secure for all its participants.

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Section: ) Cyberbullying In the Metaversementioning

confidence: 99%