Re:How Privacy Became a Commodity for the Rich and Powerful
by cortesoft on Tuesday May 09, 2017 @08:05PM
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This isn't going to work; I have no idea what you even mean by "what data is shared with whom."
Let's try to imagine how this would work with the example in the article, unroll.me, and the information they sold to Uber. They couldn't have told the people they were going to sell their data to Uber; that deal was certainly made after much of the data was gathered. Even if you restricted it to the future (so you have to know your partners ahead of time, which is practically impossible anyway, but lets go with it) How would you explain that in a non-legalese way, that really captures what you are doing?
Let's try to imagine how this would work with the example in the article, unroll.me, and the information they sold to Uber. They couldn't have told the people they were going to sell their data to Uber; that deal was certainly made after much of the data was gathered. Even if you restricted it to the future (so you have to know your partners ahead of time, which is practically impossible anyway, but lets go with it) How would you explain that in a non-legalese way, that really captures what you are doing?