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Content for TR 33.849 Word version: 14.0.0

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4 General description p. 8

4.1 Communication model p. 8

4.2 Conceptual view p. 9

5 Privacy threats - Description of key issues of Subscriber Privacy Impact (SPI)in 3GPP p. 10

5.1 Introduction to privacy threat section p. 10

5.2 Privacy category related p. 10

5.2.1 Key issue #1-1 - Identify protection scope p. 10

5.2.1.1 Issue details p. 10

5.2.1.2 Threats p. 10

5.2.1.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 10

5.2.2 Key Issue - personal data p. 10

5.2.2.1 Issue details p. 10

5.2.2.2 Threats p. 11

5.2.2.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 11

5.2.3 Key issue - User and UE identity privacy p. 11

5.2.3.1 Issue details p. 11

5.2.3.2 Threats p. 12

5.2.3.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 12

5.3 Personal data management lifecycle p. 12

5.3.1 Key issue - Collecting privacy related information p. 12

5.3.1.1 Issue details p. 12

5.3.1.2 Threats p. 12

5.3.1.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 12

5.3.2 Key Issue - Storage of personal data p. 12

5.3.2.1 Issue details p. 12

5.3.2.2 Threats p. 13

5.3.2.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 13

5.3.3 Key issue - Retention of personal data p. 13

5.3.3.1 Issue details p. 13

5.3.3.2 Threats p. 13

5.3.3.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 13

5.3.4 Key issue - Personal information disclosure in business collaborations p. 13

5.3.4.1 Issue details p. 13

5.3.4.2 Threats p. 13

5.3.4.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 13

5.3.5 Key issue - User privacy choice p. 14

5.3.5.1 Issue details p. 14

5.3.5.2 Threats p. 14

5.3.5.3 Privacy requirements p. 14

5.4 Privacy operation and maintenance related p. 14

5.4.1 Key Issue - Privacy vs. system functionality p. 14

5.4.1.1 Issue details p. 14

5.4.1.2 Threats p. 14

5.4.1.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 14

5.4.2 Key Issue - Privacy role p. 15

5.4.2.1 Issue details p. 15

5.4.2.2 Threats p. 15

5.4.2.3 Potential privacy requirements p. 15

6 Solutions / Threat mitigation p. 15

6.1 Guidance on applicability p. 15

6.2 Solution #1 - Privacy identification process p. 15

6.2.0 Introduction p. 15

6.2.1 General description p. 15

6.1.2 Implementation p. 16

6.2a Threat mitigation - Data minimization p. 18

6.3 Threat mitigation- access control p. 18

6.3.1 Introduction p. 18

6.3.2 Use case p. 18

6.4 Threat mitigation - anonymity p. 18

6.4.1 Introduction p. 18

6.4.2 Use case: UMTS authentication procedure p. 19

6.5 Threat mitigation- explicit user consent p. 19

6.5.1 Introduction p. 19

6.5.2 Use case p. 19

7 Privacy guidelines p. 20

7.0 Introduction p. 20

7.1 Impacts and consequences p. 20

7.2 Guidelines p. 20

8 Conclusion p. 21

A OECD privacy principles p. 21

A.1 OECD privacy principles p. 21

A.1.0 Introduction p. 21

A.1.1 Collection limitation principle p. 21

A.1.2 Data quality principle p. 22

A.1.3 Purpose specification principle p. 22

A.1.4 Use limitation principle p. 22

A.1.5 Security safeguards principle p. 22

A.1.6 Openness principle p. 22

A.1.7 Individual participation principle p. 22

A.1.8 Accountability principle p. 22

B Privacy regulations p. 23

C Definitions of personal data in different countries or areas p. 24

D The seven foundational principles in Privacy by Design(PbD) p. 26

E GSMA privacy principles p. 27

F Privacy guidelines for writing 3GPP TRs and TSs p. 28

F.1 Scope p. 28

F.2 Introduction p. 28

F.3 Threats p. 28

F.4 Mitigation techniques p. 29

F.5 Privacy identification process p. 30

F.6 Guidance for privacy considerations p. 31

$ Change history p. 31