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Imagine a corporate privacy policy on a website that was actually comprehensible and written by and for human beings. We talk to companies who have done just this, and what it means to build a business that has respect for privacy baked in from the outset. We also talk to a researcher who's witnessed the difficulty of navigating online privacy settings.
Show Notes
Mark Asquith's website | Twitter | Instagram - 00:21
Captivate.fm, part of Rebel Base Media - 00:28
Captivate’s privacy policy - 1:25
Hana Habib's website - 2:57
GDPR - 3:16
CCPA - 3:18
The study on privacy usability that Hana and her team published (PDF) - 3:46
Kaitlin Maud on Twitter | Instagram - 6:13
Rain or Shine Recruiting - 6:14
Rain or Shine Recruiting’s privacy policy - 11:50
Ryan Jones on Twitter - 13:16
Flighty - 13:18
Flighty’s privacy policy - 17:15
“A Hosty Retreat,” our episode about switching podcast hosts over privacy concerns -23:00
"Overcast's latest beta update tells listeners which podcasts are tracking them" (The Verge) - 23:06
Full Transparency Mode - 23:23
Transistor - 29:50
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