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Privacy labour is the practice of having a person do the work of ensuring data processing of which they are the subject or recipient is appropriate, instead of putting the responsibility on the actors who are doing the processing. Data systems that are based on asking people for their consent tend to increase privacy labour.

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Privacy labour is the practice of having a person do the work of ensuring data processing of which they are the subject or recipient is appropriate, instead of putting the responsibility on the actors who are doing the processing. Data systems that are based on asking people for their consent tend to increase privacy labour.
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Éamonn (eob@social.coop)'s status on Monday, 19-Aug-2024 19:24:21 JST Éamonn

The W3C's recently published Privacy Principles note has a section on "privacy labor"
This is a very interesting framing of the issue of tech companies putting too much of the burden of protecting privacy on the person using the service
https://www.w3.org/TR/privacy-principles/#privacy-labour

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