Tim Kariotis's guest appearances

Tim Kariotis

UX Podcast

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Steve Portigal

Krystal Higgins

Margot Bloomstein

Indi Young

Zoe Rose

Alan Cooper

Amy Bucher

Dan Brown

Andy Budd

Ben Kraal

Chris Noessel

Adrian Howard

Erika Hall

Donna Spencer

Joe Macleod

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Tim Kariotis talks to us about privacy. What is privacy? How do we go about embedding privacy into design and understanding the privacy and social norms around information?

#238 Embedding privacy with Tim Kariotis

UXAUS2019 Day 2Nearly every day we hear of new privacy concerns related to technology. The implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe has brought the idea of Privacy By Design to the forefront of many designer's minds. Traditionally privacy has been defined as control, with greater control seen as a good thing. However, the traditional view of privacy as control may prove limiting in a society driven by data. This talk will go on a journey through the many dimensions of privacy, from the legal view of privacy to the norms and values that drive decision-making around privacy. Using examples from health care, and using My Health Record as a case study, we will explore how we can go beyond privacy as control.

UXAUS2019 Day 2<br>Nearly every day we hear of new privacy concerns related to technology. The implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe has brought the idea of Privacy By Design to the forefront of many designer's minds. Traditionally privacy has been defined as control, with greater control seen as a good thing. However, the traditional view of privacy as control may prove limiting in a society driven by data. <br>This talk will go on a journey through the many dimensions of privacy, from the legal view of privacy to the norms and values that drive decision-making around privacy. Using examples from health care, and using My Health Record as a case study, we will explore how we can go beyond privacy as control.

Tim Kariotis- Laws to Norms – How Privacy can Influence Design