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Advancing User-Centric Privacy: A Comprehensive Research Roadmap for Ethical and Secure Technology Development

Yashwitha Siyadri*, Sri Ram Deepak Akella**

* Department of Information and Technology, Pragati Engineering College, Surampalem, Andhra Pradesh, India.

** Department of Aerospace Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

Periodicity:July - September'2024

Abstract

The User-Centric Privacy Development Framework serves as a vital guide for addressing privacy concerns in technological initiatives. It promotes user-centered design principles alongside proactive data privacy and security measures, enabling the creation of technology that respects and safeguards user privacy. By emphasizing evidence- based decision-making, the framework helps determine optimal data collection practices, including the appropriate volume of data, relevant metadata, and accurate measurement intervals. This structured methodology integrates user input to balance technological advancements with personal information protection, particularly in mobile technologies and data collection contexts. It provides comprehensive guidance to support innovation in privacy-centric technologies, fostering trust and confidence in their adoption. The framework highlights ethical principles and responsible data practices, aiming to enhance transparency, choice, and consent while minimizing the collection and disclosure of sensitive information. By building a culture of privacy respect, it offers valuable direction to practitioners, developers, and policymakers, ensuring adherence to user-centric privacy principles.

Keywords

User-Centric Privacy, Research Roadmap, User-Centred Design, Proactive Data Privacy, Security Measures, Evidence-Based Decision-Making.

How to Cite this Article?

Siyadri, Y., and Akella, S. R. D. (2024). Advancing User-Centric Privacy: A Comprehensive Research Roadmap for Ethical and Secure Technology Development. i-manager’s Journal on Information Technology, 13(3), 44-59.

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