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Data Privacy and Political Accountability

Data privacy refers to the protection of personal and sensitive information from unauthorized access and misuse, while political accountability involves the obligation of government officials and institutions to be answerable for their actions and decisions, particularly regarding the management and use of such data.

intermediate
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Political Science
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Data privacy and political accountability are crucial components of a functioning democracy. Data privacy protects individuals' personal information, ensuring that it is handled responsibly and securely. Political accountability holds government officials responsible for their actions, fostering tra...

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Key Terms

Data Privacy
The protection of personal information from unauthorized access.

Example: Companies must comply with data privacy laws to protect customer data.

Political Accountability
The obligation of government officials to be answerable for their actions.

Example: Elected officials must explain their decisions to the public.

Transparency
Openness in government actions and decisions.

Example: Transparency in budgeting helps citizens understand government spending.

Data Breach
An incident where unauthorized access to data occurs.

Example: A data breach can expose sensitive customer information.

Civil Rights
The rights of citizens to political and social freedom.

Example: Civil rights protect individuals from discrimination.

Public Trust
The confidence citizens have in their government.

Example: Public trust is essential for effective governance.

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The practice of protecting systems and networks from digital attacks.
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E-Governance
The use of technology to improve the delivery of government services.
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Key Concepts

Data ProtectionTransparencyGovernment AccountabilityCitizen Rights