With the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force in May of 2018, and now the California Consumer Privacy Act, which enters into force in January 2020, there has been much focus on transparency, notice, and consent throughout the privacy world. While privacy and data protection regulation around the world often has a lot to say about "what" must be done, it rarely says anything about "how" organizations should give notice to data subjects about how their data is being collected, used, shared and destroyed. What to do? Start with the newly updated white paper, The UX Guide to Notice and Consent, to be delivered at Summit 2019 and put together by Create with Context and the IAPP so as to combine a look into how users interact with the digital interfaces with an analysis of global privacy mandates. Then join us for this workshop-style session on working with your design team to build trust with users and ensure they know what they're signing up for. What you’ll take away:What new and developing laws say about notice and consentHow to optimize UX design for privacyHow bad UX can negatively affect trust—and compliance