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• Use input sanitization policies – Since the AR Technology is based on gathering and analyzing user data, there must be some ways of filtering the data based on user preferences to protect privacy of user data. This is done using access control mechanism where users can control information accessible to the platform.
• Implement data privacy mechanisms – Some AR Platform collect data by crowdsourcing from search engines such as Google Search, there may be risk of data breach. So use some privacy algorithms that will aggregate data based on user preferences.
• Use biometric authentication for devices – Instead of using a single mode of authentication, use multi-modal biometric systems that combine two or more methods such as fingerprint and iris scanning to protect from shoulder-surfing attacks during authentication.
• Enable user-originating policies for protecting user interaction – Use some collaborative environments that manage multi-user interactions by using either vampire mirrors or privacy lamps, wherein privacy lamps that identifies private data by emitting light on interacting user or vampire lamps do this by reflecting objects using a mirror wherein public objects are opaque whereas private data is transparent or invisible.

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Since most of the data gathered by the AR/VR platforms is collaborative sourced from search engines try to modify the urls from which it sources its data since most of the attackers consider url modification as the most obvious attack vector.