ACT Launches App Trust Project
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The Association for Competitive Technology is launching a new developer resource, the ACT App Trust Project. This is a community-led effort to create new solutions and best practices for building trust with your customers. We’re looking for developers, designers, UI experts, and even some policy and legal types to join the effort.
Our goal is to design transparency and notification systems that are meaningful to your customers, not just to lawyers. We have been working for months with a group of developer on simplified privacy notifications, and we’re continuing to identify new ideas and new areas to tackle.
We have some exciting projects planned, so sign up now to learn more about what we’re working on and more importantly, please share your ideas for tools and best practices that would benefit the mobile developer community.
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