If you read here very often then you may have seen the 50 some Chapters I have on the Attack of the Killer Algorithms. There’s always a link on the left hand side under my educational information for consumers that I post. This has been going on a long time and now it is getting worse. In addition you may have seen some of my posts about “licensing and excise taxing” the data sellers and this is one big group that should be

taxed. Why?
Government needs more revenue and by having such a provision we would now open the the ability to regulate these folks as lawmakers would have a foot to stand on, they don’t have that now. Caught selling without a license, not paid your quarterly tax, and we could add some addition fines for violation of not providing timely information for consumers. My latest post is here and the companies make profits in the BILLIONS, ONCE MORE BILLIONS. Also you cannot create an efficiently modeled law without bringing privacy too. I watch and listen to the “no balls laws” that are being proposed and all are nonsense.
Here’s where the privacy issue comes in, (link below) as who would not want to be able to go to a federal website and do a quick look up on a company, a bank, etc. to find out what kind of data they sell and to who, everyone wants this. If we get transparent though they are afraid of losing money and if they are doing it correctly they have nothing to hide.
The same applies to HIPAA with coming out of the silo and we talk on this site about integrating medical records all the time so how about it with a “decent” law model and integrate HIPAA in an overall privacy law too. It makes sense as you see HIPAA covered material in places where it did not exist before so we need HIPAA rules integrated with laws where it has never been before as well. Of course
we are not talking moving anything from HIPAA and HHS, rather integrating like we do with medical records so complete access of the provisions of various area of the law as relates to privacy is easily available and to ensure that HIPAA laws work in unison with other laws and we don’t have contradictions and unintended consequences that could have been avoided. This might give some members of Congress fits of frustration as it would require better law modeling and not everyone coming in with their own set of numbers. We need laws that understands IT infrastructure that monitors privacy and data selling together.
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