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Internet of Things (IoT) has become a major computing paradigm and the latest disruptive technology after the Cloud computing. The ability of IoT to connect with other systems and applications, from low to high level has prompted and promoted an unprecedented array of applications in all fields of human activity from science, engineering, business, health, leisure and everyday life, etc. The technological development in IoT is going hand-by-hand with huge research efforts by an ever increasing community in a fascinating multidisciplinary field. In such research efforts, IoT-based services are deserving an important place due to the well-known Cloud “everything-as-a-service” paradigm. This special issue is therefore devoted to latest research findings and developments in the IoT-based services and their application to a variety of domains. The special issue received 22 submissions, ofwhich 14 submissionswere pre-selected for potential publication and entered the review process. Finally, after reviewing process, 8 papers were accepted for publication in the issue. The eight papers of the special issues are arranged as follows. In the first paper [1] “Multi-Access Edge Computing Aided Mobility for Privacy Protection in Internet of Things” by Zhang et al., the authors consider Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) as an enabler for service development in 5G. They analyse opportunities brought by MEC to enhance IoT system’s network privacy and propose a MEC enhanced Mobility Support System for IoT. Simulation results are presented to exemplify and sustain the claims. Kayes et al. [2] in the second paper “Critical Situation Management Utilizing IoTBased Data Resources Through Dynamic Contextual Role Modeling and Activation”

Special issue “Internet of Things (IoT)-based Services”