#5722. I’m all ears! Listening to software developers on putting GDPR principles into software development practice

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Previous research has been carried out to identify the impediments that prevent developers from incorporating privacy protocols into software applications. No research has been carried out to find out why developers are not able to develop systems that preserve privacy while specifically considering the General Data Protection Regulation principles (GDPR principles). Consequently, this paper aims to examine the issues, which prevent developers from creating applications, which consider and include GDPR principles into their software systems.
Keywords:
GDPR; Privacy; Secure software engineering; Software developers; Usable security

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