Optimal Meeting Location privacy on Mobile Device Users Using Privacy Preserving Algorithm
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Nowadays, individuals of urban and country are utilizing smart phones and mobile devices seriously. Specifically urban populace relies on upon the applications and devices which are given by the mobile devices and smart phones to arrange their day by day life. The applications which are based on these devices fundamentally rely on upon the present or favored locations of the client to give the administrations they wish, which may make harm the security of mobile gadget clients. As a rule no client wish to uncover their present location or the location they wish to go. In this paper, we proposed Optimal Meeting Location privacy on Mobile Device Users Using Privacy Preserving Algorithm for group of users.
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