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Tutti / Best practices: Data protection controls relation Explaining Consequences Data protection directory Change spotting and comparison Cross Conflicting Information Use of examples Providing definitions Coherent wordings Explaining consequences Notifications Shortcuts Back to top Sticky navigation Left in the dark Fickle Left in the Dark Pag 22 Skipping Stirring Hindering Overloading best practices
Tutti / Best practices: Data protection controls relation Explaining Consequences Data protection directory Change spotting and comparison Cross Conflicting Information Use of examples Providing definitions Coherent wordings Explaining consequences Notifications Shortcuts Back to top Sticky navigation Left in the dark Fickle Left in the Dark Pag 22 Skipping Stirring Hindering Overloading best practices
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Links to information, actions or settings that can be of practical help to users to manage their data and their data protection settings should be available wherever they are confronted to related information or experience (e.g. links redirecting to the relevant parts of the privacy policy).
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Links to information, actions or settings that can be of practical help to users to manage their data and their data protection settings should be available wherever they are confronted to related information or experience (e.g. links redirecting to the relevant parts of the privacy policy).
Sticky navigation:
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While consulting a page related to data protection, the table of contents can be constantly displayed on the screen allowing users to always situate themselves on the page and to quickly navigate in the content thanks to anchor links.
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While consulting a page related to data protection, the table of contents can be constantly displayed on the screen allowing users to always situate themselves on the page and to quickly navigate in the content thanks to anchor links.
Back to top:
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Include a return to top button at the bottom of the page or as a sticky element at the bottom of the window to facilitate users’ navigation on a page
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Include a return to top button at the bottom of the page or as a sticky element at the bottom of the window to facilitate users’ navigation on a page
Shortcuts:
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22). (e.g. in the privacy policy, provide for each data protection information links that directly redirects to the related data protection pages on the social media platform).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22). (e.g. in the privacy policy, provide for each data protection information links that directly redirects to the related data protection pages on the social media platform).
Notifications
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Notifications can be used to raise awareness of users on aspects, change or risks related to personal data processing (e.g. when a data breach occurred). These notifications can be implemented in several ways, such as through inbox messages, pop-in windows, fixed banners at the top of the webpage, etc.
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Notifications can be used to raise awareness of users on aspects, change or risks related to personal data processing (e.g. when a data breach occurred). These notifications can be implemented in several ways, such as through inbox messages, pop-in windows, fixed banners at the top of the webpage, etc.
Explaining consequences
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When users want to activate or deactivate a data protection control, or give or withdraw their consent, inform them in a neutral way on the consequences of such action.
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When users want to activate or deactivate a data protection control, or give or withdraw their consent, inform them in a neutral way on the consequences of such action.
Coherent wordings:
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
Providing definitions:
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
Use of examples:
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
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see use case 1 for definition (p.22) (e.g. provide users with a link to reset their password).
Cross-device consistency:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Change spotting and comparison:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Coherent wordings:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Providing definitions:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Use of examples:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Sticky navigation:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Back to top:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Notifications
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Explaining consequences:
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
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When the social media platform is available through different devices (e.g. computer, smartphones, etc.), settings and information related to data protection should be located in the same spaces across the different versions and should be accessible through the same journey and interface elements (menu, icons, etc.).
Data protection directory
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For easy orientation through the different section of the menu, provide users with an easily accessible page from where all data protection related actions and information are accessible. This page could be found in the social media provider main navigation menu, the user account, through the privacy policy, etc.
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For easy orientation through the different section of the menu, provide users with an easily accessible page from where all data protection related actions and information are accessible. This page could be found in the social media provider main navigation menu, the user account, through the privacy policy, etc.
Shortcuts
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For easy orientation through the different section of the menu, provide users with an easily accessible page from where all data protection related actions and information are accessible. This page could be found in the social media provider main navigation menu, the user account, through the privacy policy, etc.
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For easy orientation through the different section of the menu, provide users with an easily accessible page from where all data protection related actions and information are accessible. This page could be found in the social media provider main navigation menu, the user account, through the privacy policy, etc.
Coherent wordings:
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Providing definitions
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Use of examples:
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Sticky navigation:
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Notifications
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Explaining Consequences:
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Cross-device consistency
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
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see use case 1 for definition (p. 22) (e.g. when users are informed about an aspect of the processing, they are invited to set their related data preferences on the corresponding setting/dashboard page).
Coherent wordings
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Providing definitions:
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Use of examples
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Sticky navigation
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Explaining Consequences:
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Cross-device consistency:
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Data protection directory
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Data protection controls relation:
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
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Example 50: When users choose to delete the name and place of their high school or the reference to an event they attended and shared, a second window pops up asking to confirm that choice (“Do you really want to do so? Why do you want to do this?”).
Coherent wordings
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Example 60: The actual tab to erase an account is found in the section “delete a function of your account”.
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Example 60: The actual tab to erase an account is found in the section “delete a function of your account”.
Providing definitions:
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Example 60: The actual tab to erase an account is found in the section “delete a function of your account”.
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Example 60: The actual tab to erase an account is found in the section “delete a function of your account”.
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