Commercial opportunities for designing privacy in: Embedding privacy ...
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Timeline maps concrete PET work: PISA agents, privacy ontologies and an open PETs repository; eight reusable strategies (minimize, hide, separate, aggregate, inform, control, enforce, demonstrate) shape ready‑to‑wear designs. Evidence: a privacy‑first search site turned €500k into >600% ROI within a year, and a UK database catalogs ~320 cyber/privacy projects (26 explicit privacy projects, ~€30M invested). Products built and tested include an anonymized, device‑level NetPerform analytics flow and a user‑facing Information Manager; adoption and investor bias toward big‑data business models remain major barriers.
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- 0:00Start
- 32:48Casey Chappelle Vodafone (UK)
- 43:17Jason Pridmore Erasmus University (NL)
- 57:17Geoffrey Bowker University of California Irvine (US)
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