This document summarizes a research paper that proposes two schemes, AnonyControl and AnonyControl-F, to address privacy issues in cloud storage systems. The schemes aim to provide both data content privacy and user identity privacy through attribute-based encryption using multiple attribute authorities. AnonyControl decentralizes the central authority to limit identity leakage and achieve semi-anonymity, while AnonyControl-F achieves full anonymity without leaking any identity information. The schemes also generalize file access control to privilege control to manage access at a fine-grained level. Security analysis shows the schemes are secure under cryptographic assumptions, and performance evaluation demonstrates feasibility.