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The purpose of this chapter is to provide a background on the fundamental concepts of Toy Computing, including mobile services, physical computing, and augmented reality. It will also present some examples of toy computing products currently on the market. The chapter will also provide a background on security and privacy and relevant research works on these topics in order to provide the necessary foundations for the rest of this book.

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