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Enabling Efficient and Privacy-friendly Location-based Services with Standardized Intermediary Infrastructures

This paper describes a possible solution how disaster management systems using mobile networks could serve as a basis for creating a standardized framework for privacy-friendly and worldwide interoperable location-based services. Positive network externalities can be realized by introducing intermediaries into today’s Location-based Services (LBS) architecture for achieving a higher degree of technical compatibility. Furthermore, intermediaries can be used for providing legally compliant and privacy-friendly multiparty LBS to mobile subscribers and therefore increase attractiveness of LBS itself.