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Setting age appropriate design doesn't change the root problem: companies can do whatever they want with your data with 0 consequences. We need some sort of way
by JohnWhigham 5y ago
Setting age appropriate design doesn't change the root problem: companies can do whatever they want with your data with 0 consequences. We need some sort of way to "own" our data, to be able to allow companies to "lease" it when we use their services, and then be able to rescind access (e.g. it's removed their system and all 3rd parties that use it). Something like that.
- mc32 5y agoSounds like a DRM for personal data. DRM gets a bad rap because of its previous use in limiting user rights to things they bought (and owned), but here, in this use case, perhaps DRM has a better use case.
- hinkley 5y agoI think someone, somewhere, needs to do a lecture series on how to create an information architecture that facilitates this sort of thing. It would be an uphill battle for me to argue for this at my company, and we are relatively benign as these things go.
- pjc50 5y ago> companies can do whatever they want with your data with 0 consequences Not in GDPR land.