Digital Privacy Transparency, a Meta Privacy Model for Glass-boxed Data Governance

Mark Lizar

Keywords: Digital Privacy, Privacy Meta-model, Standard Digital Privacy Pattern, Glassbox data governance

Abstract:

This paper introduces this Digital Privacy Transparency Standard, meta-privacy model to address the international semantic and data governance interoperability challenges faced currently with data protection focused notice record and consent receipt information structures.
This meta-model for digital privacy transparency introduces Glassbox data governance structure that operates much like banking transactions with accounts that track and logs transaction events with records and receipts. But, rather that Glassbox governance for currency, standard transparency provides Glassbox governance for data, wherin standard notice record and receipts information structure is used to govern across 3 vectors of data control.
1. Personal Data Control – Consent based data governance model
2. Data Protection – the current regulated data governance model
3. Co-Regulated data control, representing a system of publicly recorded notices using international open and free to access ISO/IEC standards, suitable for public digital transparency infrastructure.
This introduces a standard digital privacy notice record and consent receipt assurance and exchange information structure that can be applied to all 3 vectors of data control governance, in all legal jurisdictions, for all stakeholders, used for all physical (iot) and digital surveillance devices, as well as meeting the hight Canadian standard for consent.
Introducing 0PN Glassbox Data Governance model for internationally adequate notice and digital consent.

Submission Number: 8