Data collection and personal privacy When considering topics related to the use of personal information, an important ethical question is whether public or private sector entities have the right to create consumer profiles, protect consumer's privacy The obligation to do has a problem. In the information age, especially the rapid growth of personal computers, caused a contradiction between the public sector and the private sector of the economy, and the privacy of consumers or citizens.
Information or data privacy refers to an evolving relationship between technology and the legal right to collect and share privacy concerning personal data or general expectations. There are privacy concerns as long as uniquely identifiable data related to one or more people is gathered and stored in digital form or otherwise. In some cases, these problems include data collection, storage, and association methods. In other cases, the problem is who can access the information. Other questions include whether individuals possess ownership of their data and / or the right to display, verify, and challenge that information.
We live in a world of reduced privacy, but health data is a rare exception. When epidemiologists gather data on mortality, they are also aware of other illnesses or occupational hazards that may affect their health, their lifestyle, exercise, alcohol or smoking, information on meals collect. The result is an intimate portrait of a person and probably contains details that their closest friends and family do not know.
Historically, most social sciences were about data collection. It takes years to collect the information necessary to understand the behavior of individuals, groups of individuals, countries or regions. This is no longer the case. By 2020, everyone in the world is estimated to generate about 7 megabytes of data per second. If we sometimes can not use an existing data source today, it is usually not due to lack of data but due to privacy issues, lack of data sharing protocol or poor computing capacity.
Protecting the privacy of individuals is indispensable without eliminating the company's ability to use data to promote business in a heterogeneous but cooperative manner. In order to reliably control and control operations and delays, it is necessary to explicitly agree on any data fragments in advance. It is also important to conduct a privacy assessment to understand how people will be affected by the use of data
I accept. As everything begins with data collection, include the rights to the data subjects I agree before collecting, saving, or processing the data subject. Once GDPR is implemented, each data administrator must obtain clear consent based on opt-in. In addition, the disclosure of such data collection should be clear, concise, and understandable - the 70-page privacy policy or terms of service need to be edited in order to make sense for the data theme. It enables each data principal to receive personal information obtained by the data controller in a clear, concise, machine - readable format. This data can be transferred between data controllers by the data itself, or transferred between data controllers as required. This service should be provided free of charge
GDPR: The EU legislation is aimed at strengthening user management and seeking a change in how enterprises process data