Implementing privacy by design is an important obligation under the GDPR. However, it requires a mix of legal and UX design skills to ensure that data protection requirements are integrated in any apps and solutions that process personal data.
In UX, the opposite of privacy by design is the notion of „dark patterns” – deceptive practices that manipulate users into making choices detrimental to their privacy rights. Privacy professionals, as well as designers, must be aware of dark patterns and cooperate to apply meaningful privacy safeguards in projects.
The 19th edition of Privacy Learning’s monthly DPO Sessions aims to unwrap the meaning of dark patterns and look at ways to implement privacy by design principles. Our guest speaker, Luiza Jarovsky, is a privacy expert and Ph.D. researcher who dedicates a significant part of her work to studying and educating the public about deceptive UX practices. Luiza will discuss the following topics with the Privacy Learning DPO Community:
- Dark patterns in privacy (theory, examples, legislation, cases, reports)
- The Privacy-Enhancing Design methodology
Luiza Jarovsky - author of The Privacy Whisperer
Luiza Jarovsky has been dedicated to privacy research for the last seven years. She is the co-founder of Implement Privacy, an online academy offering advanced privacy courses, and the author of The Privacy Whisperer, an independent privacy newsletter & podcast with more than 60,000 privacy supporters on various platforms.
In 2020, she was awarded by the President of Israel the “President’s Scholarship for Excellence in Science and Innovation” for her Ph.D. research. In 2021, she received a Westin Scholar award from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Luiza’s research on Dark Patterns in Privacy has been broadly shared online and was cited by the EU and the OECD reports on the topic.
Originally from Brazil, Luiza graduated in Law from the University of São Paulo, completed her Master’s at Tel Aviv University, and is doing her Ph.D. there as well. She speaks English, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Hebrew and is a proud mother of 3.
Hosts: Roxana Guiman and Dana Ududec, founders of Privacy Learning
Dana Ududec
Dana is a privacy lawyer and a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E), with a background in banking and finance, as well as in human rights law and litigation. She manages complex data protection and e-commerce compliance programs.
Roxana Guiman
Roxana has over 10 years of experience as a lawyer, being involved in complex projects in a variety of industries. Her solid background in the IT sector gives Roxana an applied and interdisciplinary perspective on data protection, IP and e-commerce.
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