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DP1 - Acknowledge GDPR compliance by design

Consider the requirements of the GDPR throughout the whole development cycle of the blockchain application.

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Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR
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Design principle DP1: Acknowledge GDPR compliance by design

Consider the requirements of the GDPR throughout the whole development cycle of the blockchain application.

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This design principle is proposed by Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR (Benjamin Schellinger, Fabiane Voelter, Nils Urbach, Johannes Sedlmeir, 2022).

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[1] Benjamin Schellinger, Fabiane Voelter, Nils Urbach, Johannes Sedlmeir. Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR. HICSS 55 (2022). https://hdl.handle.net/10125/79760 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: Yes, I Do - Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR.pdf

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Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR

The paper offers comprehensive guidance for developing GDPR-compliant blockchain solutions, contributing a generic framework and four design principles, and emphasizing the distinction between applications based on blockchain's data-integrity versus computational-integrity guarantees.

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Design principle DP1: Acknowledge GDPR compliance by design Consider the requirements of the GDPR throughout the whole development cycle of the blockchain application. Source paper This design principle is proposed by Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR (Benjamin Schellinger, Fabiane Voelter, Nils Urbach, Johannes Sedlmeir, 2022). Citations [1] Benjamin Schellinger, Fabiane Voelter, Nils Urbach, Johannes Sedlmeir. Yes, I Do: Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR. HICSS 55 (2022). https://hdl.handle.net/10125/79760 [2] Source document: Yes, I Do - Marrying Blockchain Applications with GDPR.pdf

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