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Informational privacy: a precondition for democratic participation?
- karmakaze 6y agoTL;DR > For their own sake, democracies need to protect the informational privacy of its citizens, in some instances even against their inclinations and impulses to abundantly share information online. This should also entail – but is not limited to – ensuring that the citizen’s consent in the use of their data is really informed. As far as I can tell 'informational privacy' == embellished 'data privacy', and the article seems to go in the direction that privacy should be automatic even when users are uninformed.