Mobile sensing is becoming a popular paradigm to collect information from and outsource
tasks to mobile users. These applications deal with lot of personal information, eg, identity …

With the proliferation of sensor-embedded mobile computing devices, participatory sensing
is becoming popular to collect information from and outsource tasks to participating users …

In typical mobile sensing architectures, sensing data are collected from users and stored in
centralized servers at third parties, making it difficult to effectively protect users' privacy. A …

Personal mobile devices are increasingly equipped with the capability to sense the physical
world (through cameras, microphones, and accelerometers, for example) and the, network …

Commodity mobile devices have been utilized as sensor nodes in a variety of domains,
including citizen journalism, mobile social services, and domestic eldercare. In each of these …

Mobile sensing relies on data contributed by users through their mobile device (eg, smart
phone) to obtain useful information about people and their surroundings. However, users …

The proliferation and ever-increasing capabilities of mobile devices such as smart phones
give rise to a variety of mobile sensing applications. This paper studies how an untrusted …

Mobile sensing exploits data contributed by mobile users (eg, via their smart phones) to
make sophisticated inferences about people and their surrounding and thus can be applied …

With the increasing capabilities of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, there
are more and more mobile sensing applications such as air pollution monitoring and …

The advances in sensing capabilities of smartphones give rise to a variety of mobile
participatory sensing applications that collect users' personal data. Because of the existence …