Techcrunch : Protecting privacy in an age of big data, cloud processing and increasingly interconnected digital services demands a structural shift in how software is developed. That’s the view of academic Jean Yang, who holds a PhD from MIT and has been conducting research around data privacy for several years – including devising her own programming language, called Jeeves, which centralizes how privacy policies are handled in order to take the burden of correct enforcement off the shoulders of individual programmers. Click here to know more.
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