Abstract
In this chapter, we focus on how policy design must evolve and extend beyond the technical focus applied thus far. In order for privacy protection to be internalized into the design of smart devices, and ultimately into the mindsets of developers, policy solutions that strengthen the implementation of the concept of privacy and data protection by design and default for an Internet of Things environment are necessary. This chapter closes the loop, merging the findings of the previous chapters on the legal principles, technical tools, and their interplay, in order to establish guidelines that support the development of privacy-friendly designs.
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