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The popularity of the online media-driven social network relation is proven in today's digital era. The many challenges that these emergence has created include a huge growing network of social relations, and the large amount of data which is continuously been generated via the different platform of social networking sites, viz. Facebook, Twitter,...
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... vulnerable data can lead to misuse or unauthorized use of users' personally identifiable information (PII) resulting in sensitive security breaches. These security breaches can be used for a) threat intelligence b) targeted advertising and c) preference manipulation, etc. Figure 3 represents the phenomena diagrammatically. ...
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On a regular basis, office workers commute from their homes to their workplaces in
vehicles with empty seats. Carpooling is the need of the hour to counter challenges
such as traffic congestion and carbon emissions. As blockchain is becoming widely
used, integrating blockchain is a novel approach towards the protection of personal
information and the equitable distribution of control. Blockchain’s decentralized
nature and the use of smart contracts can significantly enhance the reliability,
security, and transparency of carpooling services. In this paper, we have conducted a
comprehensive review of the literature on the application of blockchain and smart
contract technologies in carpooling solutions to enhance carpooling services. This
paper will serve as a one-stop shop for all future research in the subdomain of
carpooling using blockchain, offering valuable insights and identifying critical gaps
that can guide subsequent studies, advancements, and innovations in this rapidly
evolving and important field of study.
