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Privacy-related pattern libraries are a neat tool for designers. While not necessarily ready to use in a “plug-and-play” matter (the list of Pros and Cons commonly is just too complex to re-use patterns 1:1), they provide valuable pointers to reflect on possible design options.
The “Data Patterns Catalogue” by the British consultancy IF presents a range of patterns for dealing with personal data:
Make services that put people in control of data
IF curates and publishes design patterns to this catalogue. Teams use them to inform conversations about data and privacy.