Re:Ask HN: What does Privacy by Design exactly mean?
by lewisflude on Thursday November 08, 2018 @12:30PM
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To me, it means that the thing being designed is private in a way that can not be meddled with.
I.e. encrypted messages, that a company couldn't give to the government even if they wanted to.
In practical terms, this might look like building a system where you purposely don't store or give the ability to access personal content, instead relying on systems that are either local (i.e. not online), encrypted or otherwise fully obfuscated.
I.e. encrypted messages, that a company couldn't give to the government even if they wanted to.
In practical terms, this might look like building a system where you purposely don't store or give the ability to access personal content, instead relying on systems that are either local (i.e. not online), encrypted or otherwise fully obfuscated.