Internet Bill of Rights
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Following
“ Internet Bill of Rights
“ is prepared by Ro Khanna — the Democratic representative from
California
The
internet age and digital revolution have changed Americans’ way of life.
As our lives and the U.S. economy are more tied to the internet, it
is essential to provide Americans with basic protections online.
You should have the right :
(1)
to
have access to and knowledge of all collection and uses of personal
data by companies
(2)
to opt-in
consent to the collection of personal data by any party and to the sharing
of personal data with a third party
(3)
where
context appropriate and with a fair process, to obtain, correct or delete
personal data controlled by any company and to have those requests honored by
third parties
(4)
to
have personal data secured and to be notified in a timely manner when a security
breach or unauthorized access of personal data is discovered
(5)
to
move all personal data from one network to the next
(6)
to
access and use the internet without internet service providers blocking,
throttling, engaging in paid prioritization or otherwise unfairly favoring
content, applications, services or devices
(7)
to internet service without the collection of data that is
unnecessary for providing the requested service, absent opt-in consent
(8)
to
have access to multiple viable, affordable internet platforms, services and
providers with clear and transparent pricing
(9)
not
to be unfairly discriminated against or exploited based on your personal data
(10)
to
have an entity that collects your personal data have reasonable business
practices and accountability to protect your privacy.
Extract from the article :
Comments by interviewer Kara Swisher ( who interviewed Ron Khanna )
“ It’s an admirable list, but I suspect that if Democrats try to turn these principles into law, it will be like pushing back the ocean, especially since the business models of many of these
companies are predicated on sucking up as much data
as they can and exploiting it for gain. The consumer is the product “
Mr. Berners-Lee, who is widely known as the
inventor of the World Wide Web and who advised Mr. Khanna on the creation of
his list,
agrees.
“ If the internet is to live up to its
potential as a force for good in the world, we need safeguards that ensure
fairness, openness and human dignity,” he said in an email.
“ This Bill of Rights provides a set of principles that are
about giving users more control of their online lives while creating a healthier internet economy.”
Comments by Ro Khanna :
Mr.
Khanna said he gets that it will be a slow road, and it will definitely require
bipartisan support.
“This is a 15-year fight, but I do not think tech is
immediately primed against it and Congress is more willing to be strong on
regulation,” he told me.
“Tech is amoral — it is great in many ways but not as great in
others, and they need to now spend the next 10 years thinking about how they
shape that tech for public good.”
My Take :
· Most of the points covered above have also
found place in B N
Shrikrishna Committee Report
· If all powerful American Congress / Senate may
take 15 YEARS to
put into place, a viable DATA PROTECTION LAW, how long will it take us ?
· Under Ro Khanna’s proposal , it will be up to “
aggrieved individual citizen “ to fight out his case ( in a court of law ) for
any misuse of his personal consent by Facebook / Google etc .
It would be
the same with our own proposed DATA PROTECTION LAW !
This is
mockery !
Do we expect
ONE BILLION Indians to hire Cyber Crime Experts / Lawyers, to keep spying on
hundreds of web sites to unearth WHO is misusing his personal data , WHEN and
HOW and for WHAT purpose , in breach of his personal / individual “ Contract “
with the offender , as per “ I accept the TERMS / CONDITIONS “ click ?
Dear Shri
RaviShankar Prasadji,
Only way to protect our ONE BILLION citizens ( from
misuse of personal data ) is :
#
Terminate the legal validity of those 100 BILLION “ individual contracts “ [ 1
billion
persons x 100 web sites ]
#
On behalf of these 1 Billion Indian citizens , government ( Data Protection Regulator
-
DPR ) to
enter into consolidated contracts with those 100 web sites
-
#
Web sites not willing to sign such agreement / contract with DPR , must be
asked to
QUIT INDIA ( - if China can do this , why can’t
we ? )
I once again
urge you to consider my detailed suggestion in following earlier e mail :
A
Matter of Motive [ 04 Aug 2018 ]
As in case
of my earlier emails , this blog too is being sent to :
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In addition
, this time , I am also sending this email to the following :
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PM’s
Economic Advisory Council :
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Some others
:
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Trade
Advisory Group :
Surjit
Bhalla………………………………….. ssbhalla@gmail.com
S
Jaishankar………………………………… psfs@mea.gov.in
Rajeev
Kher……………………………….. Rajeev.kher@ris.org.in
Sanjeev
Sanyal……………………… Sanjeev@sanjeevsanyal.com / contact@idfcinstitute.org
Shekhar
Shah……………………………. ashah@ncaer.org
Vijay
Chauthaiwale……………………. { Not sending since requested to opt out
}
Pulak
Ghosh……………………………….. Pulak.ghosh@iimb.ac.in
Jayant
Dasgupta………………………… ictsd@ictsd.ch
/ amb-indiawto@nic.in
Rajiv K
Luthra……………………………… rajiv@luthra.com
Chandrajit
Banerjee…………………… cb@cii.in
08
Oct 2018
www.hemenparekh.in / blogs
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