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We need a comprehensive, people first, data ownership bill drafted and pushing to law ASAP. I know a lot of work has/is being done on this front, but I'm even s
by nixpulvis 4y ago
We need a comprehensive, people first, data ownership bill drafted and pushing to law ASAP. I know a lot of work has/is being done on this front, but I'm even someone who cares and I have trouble following it all. It seems corporations and private/government interest are running the show completely. Am I wrong?
- nixpulvis 4y agoAllow me to expand and spitball here just a little bit. 1. Technology companies as data creators should have the responsibility of clearly denoting the ownership of the data they create. 2. Data created as a product or derivative of something a user owns should be given the option to be owned by the same user. 3. Rights for data owned by a user should be akin to physical ownership and stewardship, including limited scope of warrant by law enforcement, etc. (Why would we limit the ability for a police officer to search your home, but not the video footage you installed of the same?) 4. Technical implementation including but not limited to advanced cryptography should NEVER be disallowed or restricted by the owners of data.