Privacy by Design

It’s all about user’s self-governance on its privacy. Users don’t have to focus on what we do with their data, because it our job as digital worker to ensure them we will keep them safe. Let’s see how.

Privacy by Design isn’t a new concept. It raised nearly 25 years ago. Probably because it’s too fuzzy, it never became a pattern widely used in our workflows and architectures.

Despite its lack of consideration, we must today enforce its use. Data is everywhere, and flows from apps to services without users can have a real control on their own privacy. It’s fundamentally not a user’s topic; it’s a developers and designers’ issue. Because users don’t read.

What does Privacy by Design finally mean? Users entrust their data to us and our solutions. From the conception, to the end of the service, how can we improve the way we protect their privacy? What are our legal obligations? How does it could be translated in code?

Here are the answers you need, to rethink your workflows and to start to be user-centric in privacy.