Definition of AIBORP3

AIBORP3

noun

• The right to data privacy including privacy of control over how data about oneself is used, and the right to have surveillance technologies subjected to heightened oversight

  Last edited on Jun 14 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 14 2024.

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