Most any of you out there involved in an IT project has, at this poind, had to deal with any number of the dreaded “Private information” discussions- what are you doing to protect user data? How do you protect privately identifiable information? If you assign users a user id so you can tell them apart without having to use their personally identifiable data, don’t you just create more personally identifiable data?!?
All of this leads to a wide number of headaches, not the least of which is the ubiquitous Privacy Policy. There’s a lot of things you can say in the Privacy Policy of your apps to reassure people. Thanks to bbspot, here’s a list of 11 things you shouldn’t say. Enjoy!
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This blog is written by me, Stacey Douglas, an analyst, project manager, systems designer and executive in the software industry. You can learn more about me at my website, http://www.staceydouglas.com.