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    ==Consumer [[Shelf front]] Preferences==
    ==[[Opinion Wiki]]] Preferences==
    ==[[Content Wiki]] Preferences==
    ==Considerations==
    There is a problem of keeping consumer personal preferences safe. Proposed ideas have included:
    There is a problem of keeping consumer personal preferences safe. Proposed ideas have included:
    * Store the data encrypted and give the key only to the consumer. This way the data persists in the network and can be made available for server side processing (quite necessary for plain XHTML UI) and disposed of after the consumer has left the network.  
    * Store the data encrypted and give the key only to the consumer. This way the data persists in the network and can be made available for server side processing (quite necessary for plain XHTML UI) and disposed of after the consumer has left the network.  
    * Store the data within the Consumer Agent residing in the consumers personal mobile terminal /scanner. The consumer agent can then give snipplets of the preferences and other data to the network on a on-demand basis.
    * Store the data within the Consumer Agent residing in the consumers personal mobile terminal /scanner. The consumer agent can then give snipplets of the preferences and other data to the network on a on-demand basis.
    * Store the data on a smart card carried by the consumer, and available to him on demand at any kiosk.
    * Store the data on a smart card carried by the consumer, and available to him on demand at any kiosk.

    Revision as of 15:08, 2 December 2003

    Consumer Shelf front Preferences

    Opinion Wiki] Preferences

    Content Wiki Preferences

    Considerations

    There is a problem of keeping consumer personal preferences safe. Proposed ideas have included:

    • Store the data encrypted and give the key only to the consumer. This way the data persists in the network and can be made available for server side processing (quite necessary for plain XHTML UI) and disposed of after the consumer has left the network.
    • Store the data within the Consumer Agent residing in the consumers personal mobile terminal /scanner. The consumer agent can then give snipplets of the preferences and other data to the network on a on-demand basis.
    • Store the data on a smart card carried by the consumer, and available to him on demand at any kiosk.