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Expiring Decisions for Stream-based Data Access in a Declarative Privacy Policy Framework

This paper describes how a privacy policy framework can be extended with timing information to not only decide if requests for data are allowed at a given point in time, but also to decide for how long such permission is granted. Augmenting policy decisions with expiration information eliminates the need to reason about access permissions prior to every individual data access operation. This facilitates the application of privacy policy frameworks to protect multimedia streaming data where repeated re-computations of policy decisions are not a viable option. We show how timing information can be integrated into an existing declarative privacy policy framework. In particular, we discuss how to obtain valid expiration information in the presence of complex sets of policies with potentially interacting policies and varying timing information.