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Data Promiscuity: How the Public-Private Distinction Shaped Digital Data Infrastructures and Notions of Privacy

Medicine and Health

Data Promiscuity: How the Public-Private Distinction Shaped Digital Data Infrastructures and Notions of Privacy

K. Hoeyer

Discover how the public-private distinction influences digital data infrastructures, especially in healthcare. Klaus Hoeyer from the University of Copenhagen explores the concept of 'data promiscuity' in Denmark and reveals the potential risks to individual privacy. Join us as we rethink solutions for social sustainability beyond traditional distinctions.

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