Privacy is currently thought as the exclusive realm of the individual and not as a communal right deserving of protection, particularly in instances where this communal data can harm the group from which it was gathered.
Big Data and the ethics of community surveillance – This Political Woman – Medium
In my ongoing series about Big Data, I wrote about the lack of safeguards for data collection from communities and how this data is often used to further stigmatize marginalized groups.
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