As part of this open standard that they’ve built for privacy by design, we find out how they made sure that they took into account all the different definitions of privacy.

Emilie explains more about the project they worked on called, Better Together (Samen Beter in Dutch). Richard wonders if they’ve implemented Privacy by Design as a theoretical framework for designing something in any open source projects or if they’ve talked to open source projects and how they should implement this. Emilie has more of a social design strategy background, so she tells us the project she worked on with Winfried through eHealth applications, and how Privacy by Design should be approached and the importance of understanding the different perspectives on privacy. We’ll hear about the Samen Beter project they did, challenges of designing privacy centered systems, the importance of user feedback and testing, and the iterative process of building trust with users when it comes to their data. Today, they discuss how Privacy by Design should be approached, and the importance of understanding the different perspectives on privacy. Richard has two amazing guests joining him, Winfried Tilanus, who’s a Privacy Consultant at Privacy Company, and Emilie Tromp, who’s a Social Design Strategist at Reframing Studio.

Learn how we, as designers, interface with open source in a sustainable way, how we integrate into different communities, and how we as coders, work with other designers. Hello and welcome to Sustain Open Source Design! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source with design.

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