Data use models and data protection
summary
Compares four published models and a fifth variation that enforces two fixes: intermediaries cannot profit from data controllers and the market is limited to a set number (proposal: consent broker capped at 50). Cites RBI directions (Sep 2016) and the IEEE/I spirit consent collector schema, a account aggregator rollout with ~18 licenses so far and no clear revenue yet. Backs measures with literacy data (27% illiterate, 10% English literate) and a Tetris privacy-policy tally of ~407,000 words.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Privacy enhancing technologies
- 2:15Unique proposal
- 5:10Consent collector
- 6:01Account aggregators
- 7:33Competitive oligopoly
- 9:03DJ Shanker
- 10:21Three requirements
- 12:34Learning intermediaries
- 14:22Sunils model
- 16:07Direct benefits transfer
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