[MyData & Open Data] Open Data Research Network meeting on Privacy - write up

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On Aug 12, 2013, at 7:33 AM, "Song, Stephen" <stephen.song at gmail.com> wrote:

> 3/  I think any dataset needs a privacy statement, even if it is as simple as something that states "There are no known privacy issues related to this dataset".   Any dataset without a privacy statement shouldn't be published.  Existence of a privacy statement reveals that someone has at least thought about privacy related to the dataset, however briefly.


Without thinking too deeply about the implications of it, I really like this principle. Now, I shall spend the rest of the day thinking deeply about its implications.


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Puneet Kishor
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