Fair Information Principles have been developed by privacy experts. Give three principles these experts agree upon....

Fair Information Principles have been developed by privacy experts.

Give three principles these experts agree upon. Of the three principles you listed, which one do you feel is most important? Why?

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Fair Information Principles can be as follows:

Principle of data quality - This principle states that the data which ic being used should be relevant to the purpose for which they are being used and the data should always be accurate and complete.
Principle of limitaion of use - The data which is supposed to be private or personal to anyone should not be disclosed.
Principle of the safeguards of security - The data which is supposed to be personal or private to anyone is required to be protected by certain safeguards of security from risks like unauthorized access or disclosure of private data.

The most important principle can be the principle of data quality as:

It states the data to be complete and accurate and if the data will not be complete then the information will be incomplete and if the data will be not be accurate then the information will not lead to anything and will always be incomplete for people.

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venereology answered 3 months ago

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