Thesis: How does data sharing impact civil right and what does it mean regarding privacy, equity, and trust for society?
Thesis: How does data sharing impact civil right and what does it mean regarding privacy,
equity, and trust for society?
Introduction:
• Overview of data sharing
• Why this topic is worth discussing.
Concerns with privacy
• Overview of issues
• How data sharing effects someone privacy
• Regulations and legal overview
• Examples
Trust:
• Why there needs to be trust with data sharing.
• Transparency and why it’s important
• Times where there wasn’t transparency.
Equity in data sharing:
• Overview of what equity means in data sharing
• Where discrimination is seen
• How data sharing hinders equity amongst people
• Times where we have seen inequity in data sharing
Society:
• How data sharing has impacted society
• What positives come from proper use of data sharing
• How the public sees data sharing
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