As we quickly move into a complex information economy, the role transparency plays in establishing and maintaining trust for consumers and understanding for regulators will need to grow, contends Hunton & Williams Centre for Information Policy Leadership Vice President and Senior Policy Counsel Markus Heyder. “But,” he writes, “what exactly transparency means and how to accomplish it will continue to be one of the crucial debates for some time to come.” In this post for Privacy Perspectives, Heyder lays out the best path moving forward—one that includes “driverless privacy,” where consumers don’t need “to look under the hood”—so that companies are accountable, consumers’ data is protected and regulators better understand the privacy practices of responsible organizations.
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