Chain-computerisation and privacy
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2011-04-06
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Veen, M. van der
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Abstract
This article is available in English and Dutch The theory of Chain-computerisation makes a major contribution to privacy by design because essential proportionality and purpose limitation of data exchange are central to the methodology. Nonetheless, in spite of the application of the theory, major privacy risks remain. We are going to discuss these risks and offer a solution in the form a privacy scan: the Smart Privacy Approach. This privacy scan is a tool for defining and solving the privacy risks inherent in chain co-operation. This helps in applying the theory more carefully and in taking measures where risks to privacy arise.
Keywords
Chain-computerisation, privacy, ‘privacy by design’, risk