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Analyzing usage of location based services

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FriendZone, a suit of mobile location-based community services has been launched. FriendZone's social services include Instant Messenger and Locator (IM&L), Location-based Chat, and Anonymous IM, with supporting Privacy Management. We describe the findings of a 16 months usage survey of 40,000 users, most of them young adults.The results indicate that Anonymous IM is the most popular service, more than IM&L, with lower use of Location-based Chat that was introduced last.

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      CHI EA '03: CHI '03 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
      April 2003
      471 pages
      ISBN:1581136374
      DOI:10.1145/765891

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