Implementing a Privacy First Strategy
summary
TikTok is fined ~€800k and the Dutch Tax Authority ~€6M, and a DDMA survey finds 89% want more control over their data. Practical steps: run team workshops with the Ethical OS risk questionnaires, slim UIs using privacypatterns.org and move from convenience to purpose-driven UIs, adopt zero trust (least privilege, identity-based access, assume breach, read-only containers), extract PII into a separate personal-entity service (Strangler pattern, own IDs not SSNs), and funnel access through APIs for centralized auth and GDPR-friendly audit logs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Privacy first strategy
- 1:02Privacy fines and relevance
- 3:05Privacy by Design explained
- 8:01Ethics frameworks in teams
- 11:13Privacy-aware UI design
- 12:34Zero trust for privacy
- 16:29Decoupling personal data
- 18:57API patterns for data min
- 22:07Summary and next steps
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