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On December 20, 2016, ENISA published a report related to the Privacy Enhancing
Technologies ("PETs") control matrix, which is an
assessment framework and tool for the systematic presentation and
evaluation of online and mobile privacy tools for end users. The
document, based on research in the area of secure messaging
applications as well as the testing of different privacy tools,
draws key conclusions and makes recommendations to be considered by
all involved stakeholders in the area of PETs.
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