Privacy for All: Achieving Inclusive Privacy in the Digital Age
summary
Defines inclusive privacy as designing for specific user contexts (refugees, transgender Ugandans, etc.) and gives a concrete workflow: map relevant diversity dimensions, identify marginalized groups, run risk assessments, then build controls using participatory design and community-led co‑design and validate with real deployment data. For incidents it prescribes an inclusive privacy toolkit (design checklist, threat model, merged PIAs), intake + inclusive champions, algorithmic bias tests, and a governance/prioritization rubric (scope, impact, likelihood, accountable owner).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:33Agenda
- 1:11Inclusive Privacy
- 3:58Designing Products
- 6:25Assessing Privacy Risks
- 10:09Reactive Approaches
- 12:08Cross Functional Commitment
- 14:04Conclusion
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