Erchwander insisted that Apple's "design director erchwander" provided privacy protection for all users in 2022 The 15th annual computer, privacy and data protection (cpdp) conference is being held in Brussels, and Apple also participated in the conference. Erik neuenschwander, the company's director of user privacy, participated in the discussion at a conference organized by apple on Tuesday morning entitled "global governance of privacy".
According to pat walsche on twitter, in the conversation, he talked about Apple There are many ways for companies to ensure "strong privacy" for their users. This includes talking about session processing and information processing on devices as a way to keep user data as private as possible.
Neuenschwander also discussed application tracking transparency, which is Apple's way to limit the amount of traceable data shared with developers and marketers.
Chaired by Jane Horvath, Apple's senior director of global privacy, the meeting was described as exploring "how privacy and privacy enhancement technologies are achieved through multiple stakeholders, and the advantages and disadvantages of this approach. Can privacy technology solutions pave the way for a high level of privacy protection beyond jurisdictional boundaries?"
Multi stakeholder doctrine refers to the concept that privacy is not only managed by the government, but shared by others, including companies and individuals.
Participants included Alexander Hanff, a privacy advocate, Konstantin bottinger of Fraunhofer aisec, Anna buchta, a European data protection supervisor, and Lorenzo Dalla Corte, a technical and legal expert at the University of Tilburg in the Netherlands.
Neuenschwander occasionally commented on Apple's privacy centric policies, detailing them in an interview in January and strengthening the view that privacy is a "basic human right". In June 2021, he talked about opposing the idea of side loading applications on IOS and put forward the view that this actually reduces users' choices.