CAP-A: A suite of tools for data privacy evaluation of mobile applications

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Abstract

The utilisation of personal data by mobile apps is often hidden behind vague Privacy Policy documents, which are typically lengthy, difficult to read (containing legal terms and definitions) and frequently changing. This paper discusses a suite of tools developed in the context of the CAP-A project, aiming to harness the collective power of users to improve their privacy awareness and to promote privacy-friendly behaviour by mobile apps. Through crowdsourcing techniques, users can evaluate the privacy friendliness of apps, annotate and understand Privacy Policy documents, and help other users become aware of privacy-related aspects of mobile apps and their implications, whereas developers and policy makers can identify trends and the general stance of the public in privacy-related matters. The tools are available for public use in: https://cap-a.eu/tools/.

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Chrysakis, I., Flouris, G., Ioannidis, G., Makridaki, M., Patkos, T., Roussakis, Y., … Ymeralli, E. (2020). CAP-A: A suite of tools for data privacy evaluation of mobile applications. In Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications (Vol. 334, pp. 269–272). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/FAIA200881

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