Privacy by Design
A framework that embeds privacy protection throughout the entire lifecycle of system and product design. Its core principles include data minimization and privacy as the default setting. The framework is closely associated with regulatory requirements such as the GDPR.
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The author proposes three lessons: start with the narrowest permission that supports the entry point, let the backend handle as little data as possible, and list the things you cannot do to build trust.
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Security by design should be front-loaded, and privacy protection should run throughout the entire development lifecycle, implementing data minimization, encrypted storage, access control, and privilege separation from the architectural design stage.
65%UnverifiedThe author proposes three lessons: start with the narrowest permission that supports the entry point, let the backend handle as little data as possible, and list the things you cannot do to build trust.
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