Designing for User-Centered Privacy
summary
Argues for a practical privacy practice: adopt a lean data policy (collect only what directly benefits users), map and justify each field, and delete raw data after a year; cites a 400‑page consumer dossier discovery and concrete harms—Strava’s global heatmap revealing US bases, menstrual apps leaking conception plans, airline pricing and insurance shifts tied to browsing. Notes Singapore’s 15.25 cameras per 1,000 people, PDPA and a $1,000,000 anti‑fake‑news fine, and offers tools: public education via the Glass Room, active consent UI, easy opt‑outs, and business models that don’t sell user data.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 10:20Data privacy regulations
- 18:57BLACK MIRROR
- 43:22Framework for privacy standards in design
