Dr. Ann Cavoukian interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
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Argues that privacy is not dead and Privacy by Design as an international standard now exists, unanimously adopted by privacy regulators; reports a 2006 harmonization that produced the global privacy standard (GPS) consolidating national fair information practices. Recommends data minimization: avoid collecting personal identifiers so you escape heavier regulatory burdens, embed privacy up front so privacy is the default/opt‑in, treat health data sharing as explicit user choice and follow local compliance like HIPAA or equivalent.
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