Privacy by Design
A privacy protection framework introduced by Ann Cavoukian in the 1990s, advocating that privacy safeguards be proactively embedded during system and product design rather than added retroactively. Core principles include data minimization, privacy as the default setting, and full lifecycle security. The framework has been formally adopted by regulations such as the GDPR.
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The "minimal defaults" principle holds that a system should only enable features that the user explicitly needs, rather than pre-enabling all available features.
For developers, the trend toward privacy governance means tighter API permissions, greater emphasis on data minimization principles, and transparency in user authorization processes.
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The "minimal defaults" principle holds that a system should only enable features that the user explicitly needs, rather than pre-enabling all available features.
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