While individuals should be able to go about their lives as they see fit, free from persecution, we live in a world where data is power, and our data is sold to the highest bidder.
Without privacy, we lack the power necessary to fight against institutions that could use our data to profile and discriminate against us on the basis of our age, gender, race, interests, habits, and more. As such, privacy is necessary to ensure our freedom – from institutional influence and to live as we please.
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Biased institutions may use personal data to discriminate against individuals, limiting their access to social, educational, economic, medical, or commodity resources.
Personal data that may be of interest to these institutions includes information about our social lives, such as the people that we associate with platonically or romantically; our political beliefs, and the political groups that we support, and the things that we say to others online in confidence.
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