Go-Sharing: A Blockchain-Based Privacy-Preserving Framework for Cross-Social Network Photo Sharing

Zhang, Ming; Sun, Zhe; Li, Hui; Niu, Ben; Li, Fenghua; Zhang, Zixu; Xie, Yuhang; Zheng, Chunhao

doi:10.1109/tdsc.2022.3208934

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“…The various recent instances of photo content leaks by some of the most well-known online social and photo services, such as Facebook and SnapChat, are an indication that the current methodologies of the service providers are inefficient to preserve the privacy of the users [2][3][4]. The action of sharing photos by the publishers can cause damage to co-publishers who visually participate in the shared image [5].…”

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Privacy-Preserving Photo Sharing on Online Social Networks: A Review

Sajid,

Kavitha

2024

IJSSE

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Online social networking applications and their services have become an essential part of the human lifestyle. These social services help online users in different ways, such as through social visibility, content sharing, communication, promotions, etc. In the same way, the services of online social networks (OSNs) pose privacy risks for their users. The service of photo sharing in OSNs, in particular, causes leakage of online social users' personal information. It's critical to comprehend previous studies that looked at privacypreserving photo sharing and whether users have their privacy protected when sharing photos. The goal of this review is to bridge the gap between the growing demand for image sharing via OSNs and individualized privacy requirements. This effort presents a comprehensive analysis of "privacy-preserving" technologies that specifically address contemporary privacy concerns associated with sharing images on online social networks (OSNs). This study presents a comprehensive analysis framework that focuses on the complete lifecycle of image sharing on online social networks (OSNs). This work presented a review framework called Privacy-Preserving Photo Sharing (PPPS) by categorizing previous works into three stages related to online secure photo sharing. Preprocessing, privacy settings, and photo publishing are the stages used in this survey's design to secure photo sharing. This framework aims to tackle the many privacy challenges and propose appropriate solutions in this multidisciplinary domain. During each phase, we analyse common user behaviours connected to sharing, the privacy concerns that arise from those behaviours, and evaluate representative solutions that are proposed by previous works.

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confidence: 99%