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Another column in the row: flag_isForgotten: TRUE Then for the compliance query: SELECT * FROM victims WHERE flag_isForgotten = FALSE; A better model
by runnerup 3y ago
Another column in the row:
flag_isForgotten: TRUE
Then for the compliance query:
SELECT * FROM victims WHERE flag_isForgotten = FALSE;
A better model for your purposes might be the “Bottled in Bond” model where bourbon had to be kept in government-owned whiskey aging warehouses. All PII data would have to be kept solely in government-owned databases. Your model would not be many citizens’ first choice because it makes the government surveillance absolute.
However, I don’t think there’s a good solution for those of us who’d like to return to the level of privacy afforded to us in the early ‘90s or before. I don’t believe that will ever be an option again.
- rootusrootus 3y agoWell yes, at a certain level we lose visibility into the internals and have to rely on penalties to coerce good behavior. Maybe a whistleblower law with a healthy reward? What I want is to get all the private data collection out in the open. Average Joe can probably tell you that Google collects some information about him, maybe his browsing history or search queries. But how many people really understand that there are probably 100x or 1000x more scrapers out there putting together every bit of data they can find and correlating it? I want to tightly regulate what companies can do with information they collect about you, especially once they start cross-referencing and selling it. Shine a very bright light on it.
- reaperman 3y ago> Maybe a whistleblower law with a healthy reward? This would probably be a better framework.