This article surveys existing vocabularies, ontologies and policy languages that can be used
to represent informational items referenced in GDPR rights and obligations, such as the …

In recent years we have seen significant advances in the technology used to both publish
and consume structured data using the existing web infrastructure, commonly referred to as …

By 2020, an individual is expected to own an average of 6.58 devices that share and
integrate a wealth of personal user data. The management of privacy preferences across …

Web of Data applications provide users with the means to easily publish their personal
information on the Web. However, this information is publicly accessible and users cannot …

The expansion of the smart devices, the growing popularity of the social networks, and the
wide spread of the corporate services impose huge amounts of heterogeneous data to be …

The Web is a ubiquitous economic, educational, and collaborative space. However, it also
serves as a haven for personal information harvesting. Existing decentralised Web-based …

Linked Data technologies become increasingly important in many domains. Key factors for
their breakthrough are security and trust, especially when sensible or personal data are …

Abstract In the Social Web, the users are invited to publish a lot of personal information.
These data can be easily retrieved, and sometimes reused, without providing the users with …

Social Web applications are engineered around users sharing personal information with
their connected peers. They provide generic privacy settings which user specify with whom …

Current approaches for asserting trust focus on propagating known trust values amongst
peers in a trusted network and do not provide measures for asserting a trust value from user …