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If the data could be used against you, you should also have access to the data so it could be used to support your case. When there is asymmetric access to dat
by haberman 6y ago
If the data could be used against you, you should also have access to the data so it could be used to support your case.
When there is asymmetric access to data, it's inherently unfair because the side with greater access will cherry-pick the data that supports their side.
For example, there might be some angle, some time window, some sensor, etc. that makes you look attentive, while a different angle/time/sensor might make you look inattentive.