Being transparent

Digital Trust for Places and Routines (DTPR) is an open-source communication standard. It aims to increase transparency and accountability for digital technology in public places.

DTPR helps to communicate:

  • what technology is in a place
  • how it is used
  • what it will be used for
  • the organisation collecting and managing the data.

It also provides opportunities for the community to learn more or provide feedback, through a QR code.

Digital Trust for Places and Routines: Deployment Guide

This deployment guide will help place managers use the open-source communication standard, Digital Trust for Places and Routines (DTPR). This approach helps people engage with, and understand, smart technologies in public spaces. 

Related case studies

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Two DTPR signs are displayed in Sydney Olympic Park

Digital Trust for Places and Routines

This Australia-first trial informs communities about what smart technologies are in place and explain how the data captured is used.

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A crowd a people all walking to catch the train at Sydney Olympic Park Station.

Creating Safer Crowded Places

Testing innovative crowd analysis to improve public safety in crowded places.

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