Developing Mobile Apps with Privacy as a Baseline Need
summary
Argues privacy must be a baseline need and shows concrete steps: adopt progressive disclosure for phone numbers and permissions, implement user rights for access, erasure and portability, and bake privacy into acceptance criteria. Cites tools that help — Firebase, Jetpack, Material IO — and platform changes (Android blocks background camera). Describes a built social‑media monitoring app that relied on a streaming API which broke, and warns penalties of 4% of annual revenue or €20M.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:21Why Privacy Matters
- 5:15Goals
- 7:25Why Does It Matter in the World
- 13:30Progressive Disclosure
- 16:44Social Media Monitoring Solution
- 22:58Google Takeout
- 23:38Governance
- 35:15What Is Private Data
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