Privacy by Design: An idea whose time has come
Can privacy be dialled in to the digital world? John Leonard investigates the resurgence of an concept and why it is happening now
This article is the first in a series of pieces about Privacy by Design. More will follow over the coming weeks. There was a lot of excitement about four or five years ago about a new concept called...
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