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> Are you sure adding another law is the right response? I'm not sure, but I do think that it would be beneficial to have an overarching framework that could b
by sdrothrock 12y ago
> Are you sure adding another law is the right response?
I'm not sure, but I do think that it would be beneficial to have an overarching framework that could be used to protect information that is commonly believed to be "private." I've thought about it a bit more and instead of simply "transportation companies may do this and not this in situations A, B, and C," I feel like we need a modern day "Bill of Information Rights" and a general reform in how anyone -- government included -- can collect, use, or distribute information without explicit permission.
- nemothekid 12y agoPiggybacking off the parent comment something like the "Bill of Information Rights" sounds very similar to "The Right to be Forgotten" Sure in this context it sounds like a great idea, but down the line it becomes a tool for the rich with time to censor information.