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June 9, 2026Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency ManagementOpen Access

Governing Continuous Smartphone Sensing: A Privacy-Preserving Path Toward Democratic Homeland Security

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YFYusaku FujiiGunma University

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Framework proposes regulated smartphone detection to enhance social safety while ensuring privacy protection.

Key Points

  • This research addresses the challenge of integrating continuous smartphone detection for homeland security with necessary privacy protections.
  • Proposes the Verifiable Record of AI Output (VRAIO) as a trust infrastructure to manage smartphone data reporting.
  • Details on-device speech recognition and selective reporting for emergencies while ensuring data privacy.
  • Advocates for independent third-party auditing of the reporting process to maintain transparency.
  • Suggests that with a secure privacy infrastructure, mandated smartphone reporting can enhance social safety.
  • Indicates potential societal benefits from preventing covert microphone exploitation.
  • Highlights that establishing stringent governance conditions is essential for public acceptance of such surveillance measures.

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Yusaku Fujii (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a27ae3fa963992e1626845chttps://doi.org/10.1515/jhsem-2026-0014
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