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> We won't tell you why we ban you. > We might not even tell you that you are banned. > Of course we don't tell you how we found out. This violates the
by _nalply 4y ago
> We won't tell you why we ban you.
> We might not even tell you that you are banned.
> Of course we don't tell you how we found out.
This violates the human right of informational self-determination. Informational self-determination is related to privacy but has a broader scope. It includes the right to know what happens with information about oneself. In Switzerland for example one has the right to request a data dump.
Well meant. But FAANG or MAMAA are not transparent about how they gain information about people and what they do with it. And they get away with it. In a way, USA resembles China in their way to social dystopia. Europe tried to fight with GDPR, but we know that went.
I hope the people of the world will understand that transparency is essential. I hope they get the power to enable the human right of informational self-determination.