Authors:
Janis Wong
Data protection laws and technologies limit the vast personal data collection, processing, and sharing in our digital society. These tools, however, may lack support for protecting individual autonomy over personal data, given the limited recourse individuals have when going up against large, multinational companies. Additionally, existing data stewardship solutions may not facilitate cocreated and collaborative solutions for supporting data protection rights and online safety. To address this, I propose the creation of a data commons for data protection to encourage cocreating data protection solutions and to redistribute power from companies back to individuals and communities. Insights → Data…
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