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I don't know about you but if my personal data is going to be shared with the government I want some guarantees: * The data will never end up in some law enfor
by riskable 12y ago
I don't know about you but if my personal data is going to be shared with the government I want some guarantees:
* The data will never end up in some law enforcement database.
* The data will destroyed in a timely fashion (say, after six months).
* Access to the data will be severely restricted. As in, to specific individuals--not whole departments or entire organizations.
* The data will not be aggregated or conjoined with any other data they have about me. Ever.
* Any data collected in this way must never be allowed in a court of law.
* If the data is ever shared all personally-identifying information must be redacted or removed.
These things are much more important than limiting the liability of the company that shares the data. Get your priorities straight!
- shit_parade 12y agoSure thing citizen, strong privacy regulations will be written into the secret laws and looked over in secret by a secret judge appointed to a secret court, we're the government elected in democratic fashion so you know you can trust us.
- notsrg 12y agoYeah, this. I won't trust them with anything, ever.
- diminoten 12y agoWhy do you think this is your personal data? Who put that idea in your head? This is C2C data, this is file MD5s, this is registry keys, this is domains, this is file sizes... And why the hell would we throw out good intel? "Well this md5 is 6 months old, let's throw it out!"