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Privacy by design
Definition
An approach in which privacy protections are incorporated into a system's architecture and development process from the beginning rather than added after deployment.
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It helps learning systems avoid privacy becoming an afterthought represented only by complicated settings or policies that users cannot realistically manage.
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Sources and evidence
- Modernizing Learning — Ch. 8, pp. 143-145 (direct)