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Privacy Engineering, with Cate Huston (DuckDuckGo) - S03E04

Jun 30, 2022

23:56

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Anonymous Metrics Are a Good Place to Start

01:41

Do You Think We Need More Data About Users?

01:33

What Are You Really Getting From Analytics Frameworks?

01:42

Introduction

2min

What Are You Really Getting From Analytics Frameworks?

2min

Anonymous Metrics Are a Good Place to Start

2min

Do You Think We Need More Data About Users?

2min

Do You Really Need All That History and Everything?

2min

Do You Have a Privacy First Search Engine?

2min

Is There Any Privacy Related Tools That You Should Consider?

2min

Det Top vs Mob Browser - Is There a Difference?

2min

Is There a Common Rendering Engine?

2min

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What's the Endex of Search Engines?

2min

11.

The Trade Off Between Privacy and Search Quality?

2min

12.

The Role of the Web Browser in Protecting Privacy

2min

13.

Deaf Tools - What's Your Current Tax Set Up?

2min

In this episode we speak to Cate Huston, Engineering Director at DuckDuckGo. We discuss why developers should care about privacy, what technologies and tools are available for building privacy-driven features, how DuckDuckGo manages performance when doing lookups against tracker lists, and the full stack of privacy tools, from search to the browser to email.

About Cate Huston

Cate Huston is Engineering Director at DuckDuckGo and an advisor at Glowforge. She previously worked at Automattic, where she led the mobile, Jetpack, and Developer Experience teams. Huston admins the New-(ish) Manager Slack and writes regularly for Quartz.

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