A Proposal to Adopt Data Discrimination Rather than Privacy as the Justification for Rolling Back Data Surveillance
A Proposal to Adopt Data Discrimination Rather than Privacy as the Justification for Rolling Back Data Surveillance
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采用数据歧视而不是隐私作为回滚数据监控理由的提案
作者：
Cramer
对政府和企业的数据监控持批评态度的人使用了一种基于隐私的法律的策略，但迄今为止都没有成功。这篇文章建议公民自由主义者应该考虑在法律的争论中提出不公平数据歧视的幽灵，以推翻数据监视，他们可能会从美国政府为保护公民免受旧类型歧视而斗争的法定和司法先例中找到支持。这可能反过来支持美国传统上反对歧视的论点，也应该反对由数据监视做法造成的现代歧视。
Critics of data surveillance by government and businesses have used a legal strategy based on privacy, but have thus far been unsuccessful. This article suggests that civil libertarians should consider raising the specter of unfair data discrimination in legal arguments to roll back data surveillance, and they may find support from statutory and judicial precedents in which the American government fought to protect citizens from older types of discrimination. This may in turn support arguments that America is traditionally opposed to discrimination, and should be opposed to modern discrimination caused by data surveillance practices.