Apple's Erik Neuenschwander talks about design choices at privacy conference

Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander has taken part in a talk at CPDP 2022, with him insisting that Apple's designs provide 'great privacy' to all of its users.The 15th annual Computers, Privacy, & Data Protection (CPDP) conference is underway in Brussels, and Apple is in attendance. In a Tuesday morning session titled 'Global Governance of Privacy: Beyond Regulation' organized by Apple, the company's director of user privacy, Erik Neuenschwander, took part in discussions.During the talk, he spoke about the multiple ways that Apple ensures it designs for 'great privacy' for its users, according to Pat Walsche on Twitter. This included talking about session processing, as well as on-device processing, as ways to keep the user's data as private as possible. Read more...