Start Date
16-8-2018 12:00 AM
Description
Every day, over one billion people actively use some social network or social media, sharing opinions, describing facts they believe, and detailing moments of their lives online. In some way, we are digitizing part of our lives and, thus, creating an external collective digital memory in which the issue of privacy is central. We propose to address the privacy issue of digital memories by applying conceptual modeling and semantic web technologies. For that, we built MyMemory, an ontology for the broad concept of digital memory that includes the concept and associated rules to address private memory associated to the context in which it was produced.
Recommended Citation
Teixeira, Bianca; Santoro, Flavia; and Baião, Fernanda, "MyMemory: an ontology for privacy protection in external digital memories" (2018). AMCIS 2018 Proceedings. 2.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2018/Philosophy/Presentations/2
MyMemory: an ontology for privacy protection in external digital memories
Every day, over one billion people actively use some social network or social media, sharing opinions, describing facts they believe, and detailing moments of their lives online. In some way, we are digitizing part of our lives and, thus, creating an external collective digital memory in which the issue of privacy is central. We propose to address the privacy issue of digital memories by applying conceptual modeling and semantic web technologies. For that, we built MyMemory, an ontology for the broad concept of digital memory that includes the concept and associated rules to address private memory associated to the context in which it was produced.