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*Privacy is all about control — personal control over the use and disclosure of one’s personal information | |||
*The German term “informational self-determination” captures this very well. | |||
*Privacy refers to the right for a person to control the data or information related to the person, not the personal data or information itself. | |||
*Defining privacy from the perspective of right to control is that it facilitates the harmonization in legislation | |||
The German term “informational self-determination” captures this very well. | *The feeling of being in control resonates! It also allows context to play a significant role. | ||
*Privacy is about disclosure, in a specific context, with expectations concerning the scope and purpose of use of the data" (Internet Society) | |||
The feeling of being in control resonates! It also allows context to play a significant role. | |||
Revision as of 11:46, 17 April 2018
- Privacy is all about control — personal control over the use and disclosure of one’s personal information
- The German term “informational self-determination” captures this very well.
- Privacy refers to the right for a person to control the data or information related to the person, not the personal data or information itself.
- Defining privacy from the perspective of right to control is that it facilitates the harmonization in legislation
- The feeling of being in control resonates! It also allows context to play a significant role.
- Privacy is about disclosure, in a specific context, with expectations concerning the scope and purpose of use of the data" (Internet Society)