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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 9 MIN

Debian’s New Data Guardians: Charting a Safer Path for Open Source

from Open Source News Elements · host Element.fm

John explores the revitalisation of the Debian Project’s Data Protection Team and what this means for data governance, privacy, and trust in open source. With new leadership and lessons drawn from recent data breaches across the tech industry, discover how Debian is responding to external pressures and technological change by putting transparency and user rights at the forefront. Perfect for anyone interested in digital privacy, community trust, and the future of open source management.

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John explores the revitalisation of the Debian Project’s Data Protection Team and what this means for data governance, privacy, and trust in open source. With new leadership and lessons drawn from recent data breaches across the tech industry, discover how Debian is responding to external pressures and technological change by putting transparency and user rights at the forefront. Perfect for anyone interested in digital privacy, community trust, and the future of open source management.

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