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Privacy Label functions as a rating system for the world that assigns a graded label to products and services for their privacy-friendliness. It shows insights based on three pillars: data collection, usage, and control. It reveals how different organisations treat their users’ personal information.
Current discussions around privacy tend to focus too much on what we should not do and what we have to avoid to reduce risks. But we want to envision a more long-lasting approach, and start talking about what we can do. We started by asking: How can we de
