A small digital cleanup
Review one account, one device, or one collection of permissions at a time.
A journal about the design choices that make digital trust easier to understand. We look at requests, defaults, and the visible details around personal information.
12 stories to explore
Review one account, one device, or one collection of permissions at a time.
A small screen and a large display rarely need the same image file.
A practical account routine is one you can keep using.
The choice and labeling of training data influence what a system can learn.
Connection security and trust in a service answer different questions.
The structure of a page can do more than its typography alone.
A document can contain context beyond the words or picture you see.
Retrieving information and composing an answer are different parts of an application.
An initial setting becomes more useful when people can understand and change it.
A useful link gives a little context before asking for a click.
Clear choices and understandable behavior help people use a service with confidence.
A permission request is easier to understand beside the task that needs it.
Try another search or explore a different topic.
Look at a permission or sharing request. Can you tell why it appears now and what happens if you decline?