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Settings of Access Control by Detecting Privacy Leaks in SNS

People of all ages are enjoying Social Networking Services (SNSes) nowadays. Posting messages through an SNS increases the risk of privacy invasion since private information is leaked during the process. One reason is that SNS users often leak their own private information. In this paper, we define and evaluate a classification table of privacy-sensitive information for Social Networking Services that will be based on a classification table of official archives. We also propose a method of SNS access control based on the detection of privacy leaks.