Transparency of responsibility in authorities
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Argues for a new, widely accepted societal solution to current data-protection problems: instead of eroding individual privacy through incremental reductions of data protection, shift transparency onto public administrations. Proposes making government operations and accountability more transparent—‘transparent administration’ rather than a ‘transparent citizen’—to protect personal rights.
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