Privacy UX
summary
Shows concrete failures and fixes: only 5% of the top 5,000 sites give a visible “decline” for cookies, ad blockers and privacy extensions are mainstream, and browser Do Not Track headers plus legal complaints (about 95,000 complaints last year) are forcing change. Presents concrete numbers for CAPTCHAs (≈10s visual, 28s audio, 20% give up), cites expired patents (one‑click checkout), examples of toxic legal clauses (FaceApp, AWS zombie clause), and real tools that help like Be My Eyes and conditional reCAPTCHA.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Privacy UX introduction
- 1:56Designing for privacy
- 4:03Modern web privacy issues
- 9:28Dark patterns examples
- 14:26Ad blockers and tools
- 21:14Nothing to hide debate
- 26:28Personal data value and risks
- 32:12Ethical design impact
- 41:15GDPR compliance effects
- 51:31Future of privacy regulations
- 1:03:09Human-centered privacy solutions
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