Before you begin your course capstone project, let's recap the tools we've introduced in this course to help you protect your users' privacy and make ethical decisions in your work. Together, they form a toolkit you can deploy when faced with challenging design decisions or an ethical dilemma. What's more, they will also help you justify your decisions to others and build a culture of privacy in your organization.

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Reasoning about ethical, rights-preserving information flows:

• FIPPs, GDPR Privacy Principles and Privacy by Design Principles
• Theory of Contextual Integrity and the Privacy-Transparency Tradeoff
• Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions Theory
• A Framework for Ethical Decision-Making and the Veil of Ignorance
• Structured Transparency and PETs

Reasoning about design and implementation details:

• Privacy Design Patterns
• Deceptive Patterns
  
• LINDDUN, MAP, and Plot4AI for Privacy Threat Modeling
• Citron & Solove's Privacy Harms, Calo's Harms Dimensions, and Solove's Privacy Problems
• Radical Uncertainty and Privacy Risk Assessment Methodologies
• (not covered in this course - but excellent checklists to reinforce the principles above) UN Global Pulse Risks, Harms, and Benefits Assessment Tool Level 1 and Level 2 (pair with the UN Data Privacy, Ethics, and Protection Guidance Note)