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Five Privacy Principles (from the GDPR) the United States Should Adopt To Advance Economic Justice
Algorithmic profiling technologies are impeding the economic security of low-income people in the United States. Based on their digital profiles, low- income people are targeted for predatory marketing campaigns and financial products. At the same time, algorithmic decision-making can result in thei
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