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- Joe, an unmarried college student who wants to update his friends about his visits to new or interesting places and is interested in receiving as many relevant offers as possible,
- Alice, a middle-aged parent who primarily wants to keep track of her family members.
- Bob, Joe's high school friend, married employee who cares a lot about the amount and type of information he shares with others, and wants to primarily connect with friends and family.
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- He inputs Bob as a new contact.
- After Bob confirms this contact, he views Bob's profile on LocaShare.
- He sets the permissions for Bob. Since, he and Bob are not close friends, he allows Bob to see his location only when he is physically present at the resort. He gives the following input to set the permissions:
- Permissible locations
- Radius
- Value to be shared (GPS coordinates, Building/Street, Block, City, State, Country)
- Frequency
- Time(s) of the day that sharing is alright, and,
- Boolean value to indicate whether aggregation is allowed.
In this thus scenario, Joe gives the following inputs:
(a) Put a marker over Sunday River, (b) 2 miles, (c) GPS coordinates, (d) Daily, (e) 9am to 9:30am and 11:30am to 4pm, and, (f) False (not checked)
Task 2: View real-time location of social contacts
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- He sees the list of various offers from nearby stores and selects one of them (Rei).
- He views the required location information needed in exchange for the offer (specifying the amount and type of location information he has to share).
- He agrees to the requirements of one offer. He then receives a coupon for ski gear from Rei on his phone.
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\[\[Need some more descriptions here...\]\]Then, he decides to head to the store to shop for a while.
Task 4: View aggregate information of social contacts
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- He pulls up Rei from his list of commercial contacts.
- He checks the type and amount of information that Rei is able to view about him.
- He deletes Rei from being a commercial contact.