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W3C Privacy Principles
Provides privacy principles for minimizing data processing, making recognition expected and controllable, and giving people ongoing control over uses of data about themselves.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recently viewed | Choose recently viewed when the destination set should come from items the current user personally opened, not from editorial curation, hierarchy, popularity, or recommendation models. | Opening an item from the list navigates to that exact item and moves it to the top of the recent list. | W3C privacy principles support making recognition expected and controllable and giving people ongoing control over uses of data about themselves. |
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W3C privacy principles support expected, controllable recognition and ongoing control over data uses.
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