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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
website
markasquith.comTwitter
twitter.comInstagram
instagram.comCaptivate.fm
captivate.fmRebel Base Media
rebelbasemedia.ioCaptivate’s privacy policy
captivate.fmwebsite
hanahabib.comGDPR
en.wikipedia.orgCCPA
oag.ca.govThe study on privacy usability
usableprivacy.orgon Twitter
twitter.comInstagram
instagram.comRain or Shine Recruiting
rainorshinerecruiting.comprivacy policy
rainorshinerecruiting.comon Twitter
twitter.comFlighty
flightyapp.comprivacy policy
flightyapp.com“A Hosty Retreat,”
rework.fmFull Transparency Mode
captivate.fmTransistor
transistor.fm