Retailers and recyclers should provide proof that personal data was securely erased from traded-in phones, tablets, and computers.

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Voice-controlled devices should provide an unmistakable visual and audible signal whenever audio is being recorded or transmitted.

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Long online applications should let users save progress and return later without losing previously entered information.

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Cities should preserve non-smartphone and offline payment options when parking systems move to apps, QR codes, or license-plate accounts.

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Automated meeting summaries should be reviewed by participants before they become official records or trigger workplace decisions.

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Public libraries can make device charging safer by offering small secure lockers rather than requiring users to leave phones unattended.

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Restaurants can use QR code menus without excluding customers who lack a suitable phone, data connection, battery, or visual access.

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Browser extensions should describe why they need access to browsing data, page content, downloads, or account information before installation.

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Public Wi-Fi projects succeed only when they also address privacy, maintenance, device access, technical support, and useful locations.

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Photos, subscriptions, online accounts, and digital files can become inaccessible or confusing when families have no plan for them.

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